Small 29 Litre Nano Fish Tank

The step up from a desk tank to something you can actually stock properly happens somewhere around 29 litres. There is enough water here to hold its parameters steady between water changes, which is the single biggest reason beginners' tanks fail - and it still counts as a nano. Part of the AllPondSolutions FW range of tropical / coldwater fish tanks, suited to shrimp or small fish.

A curved glass front edge gives an uninterrupted 180° view of your tank and its inhabitants, and the build quality is well ahead of the price. An economical 4w LED light, hood filter system, feeding flap and 90° tilting hood mean there is no separate equipment to source.

Set it up as a cold tank, or add a heater (not included) for a tropical one. The FW fish tank range is available in 6 colours - Black, White, Green, Blue, Purple and Pink.

Features

• Curved glass front edge provides an uninterrupted 180° view of your tank and its inhabitants.
• Eco-friendly high performance LED lighting with IP65 rated splash safe on/off switch.
• Includes tray filter system with filter floss and coarse foam included to provide biological and mechanical filtration.
• 350L/h pump with venturi air pipe for increased aeration if required.
• Hood tilts 90° vertical for easy access to the aquarium.
• Feeding flap allows for simple feeding times.

The following fish are suitable to keep in this size aquarium. For stocking levels we recommend approximately 2cm of fish per 3 litres of tank water. This is not an exhaustive list and if you require further advice please contact us.

Specification

• Lighting: 4w LED
• Filtration: 350L/H (2.5w)
• Aquarium Dimensions: 380 x 260 x 405mm (L x W x H)
• Free 12 Month Warranty
• Available in 6 colours

Adding Fish

1. Before adding fish to your aquarium, you must check that your aquarium has cycled fully. This could take up to 3-4 weeks. You can test this either by purchasing a test kit, or asking if your local aquatics store can do this for you (many stores offer this service).
2. Remember to allow a minimum of 3 litres of water for every 1cm of fish, including the tail (consult with your fish dealer for aquarium requirements when purchasing).
3. Float the fish in their bag inside the aquarium - add a little water from aquarium to the bag and acclimatise for 15 minutes; this will regulate the water temperature in the bag and reduce the risk of stressing your inhabitants.
4. Using a net, carefully remove the fish from the bag and place in your aquarium. It is not recommended to pour the water from the bag into your aquarium.
5. Once all gravel, décor and inhabitants have been added, top up the aquarium with water to the bottom of the aquarium rim.

Feeding your fish

• Once your fish have been introduced to the tank, avoid feeding for 48 hours.
• Thereafter, it is essential that you DO NOT OVERFEED YOUR FISH.
• The standard rule of thumb is to feed them only as much as they can completely consume in two minutes.