Cobalt Aquatics 14010 Microvue3 10 Kit acquario, bianco/nero, 2,6 galloni

Name: Cobalt Aquatics 14010 Microvue3 10 Kit acquario, bianco/nero, 2,6 galloni
Brand: Cobalt Aquatics
SKU: 0847852004660
Price: 175.91 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Cobalt Aquatics

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175.91

La nuovissima linea di kit per acquari Microvue3 è disponibile in tre misure: Microvue3 10 (2,6 gal, 10 l) 9x9x9 Microvue3 20 (5,3 gal, 20 l) 10x10x11 Microvue3 30 (8 gal, 30 l) 11,5x11,5x14 Ogni kit viene fornito completo di un acquario cubo di vetro trasparente con sigillante siliconico trasparente, il nuovissimo filtro interno Clearvue 20, luce LED da 6 watt, piano in vetro e un cuscinetto in schiuma. Gli acquari Microvue3 sono la scelta perfetta per vasche con piante, betta, pesci luminosi, vasche per gamberi, pesci rossi, piccoli pesci di comunità e persino una nano barriera corallina.

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EAN: 0847852004660

Categories: Prodotti per animali, Pesci e animali acquatici, Acquari e vasche per pesci, Kit iniziali,

Descrizione della fascia d'età: tutte le fasi della vita. 8,27 x 8,27 x 10,24. Set completo. Capacità di 2,6 galloni. Inclusa mini lampada LED nera da 6w. Include filtro interno Clear Vue 20.

Brand	Cobalt Aquatics
Color	White/Black
Country of Origin	Poland
Included Components	clear glass cube aquarium with clear silicone sealant, the all new Clearvue 20 internal filter, 6 watt LED light, glass top and a foam under pad See more
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	9 x 9 x 9 inches
Item model number	14010
Item Weight	7.4 Pounds
Manufacturer	Cobalt International Inc.
Material	Glass
Product Dimensions	9 x 9 x 9 inches; 7.4 Pounds
Shape	Rectangular
Special Feature	Lightweight
Style	Modern
Target Species	Fish

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Scritto da: 1uvakine

Perfect for an aquascape!

I have owned this tank for several weeks now. The product came in perfect condition and it had everything needed to get a decent tank up and going. Even if you’re a novice, you will look like you know your stuff in front of your friends by having this little set up. Mine is an aquascape that’s home to dwarf shrimp, african dwarf frogs, a beta and some snails. The tank is so sleek and has awesome viewing angles in every direction! I have a good amount of foliage it’s mesmerizing just sitting next to the tank watching all the little creatures go about their business. I literally waste hours staring into this tank - its like an at home discovery channel without the tv. I was concerned that the light would be too dim for a planted tank but it’s quite bright and full spectrum for my plants. Within a week of starting the tank, several of my plants were already showing new growth. However, I have chosen to upgrade my light anyways to a Fluval Nano Bluetooth LED. The reason for this upgrade is mostly cause I geeked out and wanted all the neat gradual settings, programmability and higher wattage of the Fluval Nank because... why not?! The filter is great and it does a very good job even being a simple sponge filter. You can turn the transparent plastic head in any direction to point the flow. However, you CANNOT adjust the speed of the flow! This is not necessarily a down side as you can just point the flow back towards the glass so it doesnt disturb your habitat. The only downside to the filter is that it does take away from the sleek appearance of the tank. Unless you can hide it behind some foliage, it takes up about 1/4 of the glass pane. Additionally, it is NOT SAFE for fry or even dwarf shrimp (I found one of my largest dwarf shrimp had been taken by the filter gods one day while cleaning it). I was surprised that he had gotten past the grill/gate of the filter for being such a chubby little shrimp. That being said, I am also upgrading my filter to a hang on back (HOB) Mignon 150 so that I can enjoy viewing my little aquascape that much more...as well as protect my shrimp from being taken by the filter gods. Pros: • Picturesque viewing angles in all directions • Glass lid that allows you to see top down view, also allows light to penetrate well • Glass lid has about 1/8 to 1/4 inch spacing between the tank on all sides to allow for the filter cable to pass through. Its also easy enough to slide partially off if you do decide to get an HOB filter or different light. • LED light has an easy to clip-on design and can be placed on any side • An 8-gallon is a fairly decent size and with the design of this, it just looks stunning • The filter is so easy to clean, as well as point the flow in any direction you want Cons • The filter takes away from the minimalistic look of this tank Truly recommended, you wont be disappointed with this kit! Technical Specs of my setup: • Fluval Plant Nano 5x5 15w Bluetooth LED • 10lbs of fine white sand substrate (about 1-1/2 inch depth) • 5 Flourish root tabs buried under the substrate • Driftwood • Dragonstone • Smooth polished medium pond rocks • Red Malaysian Fern • Java Fern • Peacock Fern • Rotala Wallichii • Staurogyne Repens • Dwarf Hair Grass • Java Moss

Scritto da: E. Heap

Froggy got a new home for Christmas!

**Update: Froggy was able to squeeze through the gaps left around the lid, so this tank, still beautiful, is now Betta's home instead. If you take the sponge out of the filter to clean it, be aware of the direction you tuck it back in or it will clog the spout and you'll have no outflow. (Check this if you feel like your filter is no longer working, it was night and day difference just shifting that sponge around.) Based on specs I'd seen I was expecting the 2.6 gallon version to be 9x9x9, but it's actually 8x8x10. Other than that, still a great size for my African Dwarf Frog. The included internal filter is incredibly quiet and doesn't ruffle the surface of the water any more than my sponge filter did, so I don't worry about Froggy trying to breathe. The included light is blazing, as you can see, and runs a mixture of white, blue, and red LEDs so that you have a true white grow spectrum for plants. The glass lid doesn't sit quite flat in the back with the cords from the filter and the heater (I added) coming through, which is probably why the promo photos only show the tank with light, but it's not a big problem for me and I don't believe frog will be squeezing her way through there or any of the other sides. All-in-all, lovely all glass tank with glass lid and no breakable hinge clips to worry about.

Scritto da: Al Black

Looks Great !!

I was looking for a bigger home for my Betta, one that would be big enough to add a few Neon Tetras !! This is perfect !! Lots of room for them all but not too big and it's very easy to take care of !! Top also protects them from the cat !!