Nano Aquarium Light
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Coralife Mini Aqualight T5 Dual Aquarium Lamp Fixture $58.01 Coralife Mini Aqualight T5 Dual Aquarium Lamp FixtureCoralife Mini Aqualight T5 Dual Aquarium Lamp Fixture provides a versatile light source for small aquariums, nano tanks, sumps and refugiums. The mini light fixture includes one T5 actinic lamp and one 10,000K T5 lamp. Two adjustable clips on mounting brackets are included for easy installation. Excellent for growing plants in small covered aquariums. Fits all Aqueon ProFlex Modular Sump Systems and Oceanic BioCube 14, 29 and HQI.Please Note: For use in covered aquariums only. |
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Fluval 10511 7.9 US Gallon Ebi Nano Shrimp Glass Aquarium With Cover $86.95 The Fluval Ebi aquarium kit comes with everything you need to raise healthy, active shrimp-a unique and entertaining aquarium set-up for beginners or enthusiasts. The attractive 7.9 gallon, all glass aquarium features bent corners for full viewing and includes everything you need to get you shrimp habitat up and running.This kit comes with a 13 watt daylight compact fluorescent light, an Ebi Internal Filter with spray bar, Fluval Shrimp Stratum substrate, a molded rock background, telescopic shrimp net, thermometer and sample sized Fluval Shrimp Safe, Fluval Shrimp Mineral Supplement, and Fluval Shrimp Granules. You’ll also recieve the Fluval Shrimp Care Guide to walk you through set-up and care of your new pets. |
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Fluval 2 Gallon Spec Nano Aquarium – 10510 $59.95 The Fluval Spec aquarium kit comes fully equipped with 3-stage filtration and a small yet powerful LED light for brilliant illumination. The 2 gallon glass nano aquarium comes with everything you need to create your own habitat including a circulation pump with adjustable flow control, hose, nozzle, foam filter block and handle, carbon and Biomax filter inserts. This kit also features a bright LED lamp with 31 LED lights and a glass aquarium cover. Set-up guide makes this kit an easy project for beginners or seasoned aquarists. |
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