5 Bay Betta Fish Tank
The H2o Pro 5 Bay Betta Fish Tank is a sleek, space-saving aquarium designed specifically for housing multiple Betta fish. With five individual bays, it's perfect for showcasing your Betta collection while keeping them safely separated.
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Size: 61 x 20 x 25cm
The tank features a black background that enhances visibility and makes your Betta’s vibrant colours truly pop. This compact aquarium is ideal for desktops, countertops, or small spaces, making it a great choice for beginners and experienced hobbyists alike.
Included in the Kit:
32L Tank with 5 Individual Bays
Integrated Back Filter with Dividers for Multiple Filter Media Options
High-Quality Filter Foam Block
Durable Cover Glass
PVC Plumbing Ready for Air Pump Integration (Air Pump Not Included)
Features & Benefits:
Crisp White Background to Highlight Your Betta’s Colours
Perfect for Office Desktops or Small Spaces
Great Starter Kit for Betta Enthusiasts
Compact and Easy to Maintain
Clean, Modern Design to Suit Any Decor
Shop Water Treatments for your Betta Fish here
Proper water treatments are crucial for maintaining a healthy aquarium environment, as water quality directly impacts the well-being of your fish and aquatic plants. Tap water contains chemicals such as chlorine and chloramines, which can be harmful to fish. Using a high-quality water conditioner is essential to remove these toxins, ensuring a safe habitat.
Regular testing of water parameters—such as pH, ammonia, nitrites, and nitrates—is vital for monitoring the health of your aquarium. Proper treatments help manage these levels, preventing harmful spikes that could lead to stress or illness in your fish. For instance, beneficial bacteria can be added to help establish a healthy biological filter, promoting the breakdown of harmful waste products.
Water treatments also aid in adjusting hardness and alkalinity, creating a stable environment suitable for specific species.
A well-maintained water environment contributes to happier, healthier fish, reducing the likelihood of disease and ensuring a vibrant aquatic community.
