ADDING WATER TO YOUR TANK
Fill your aquarium with water up to the level indicated on the label located
on the inside of the aquarium's top frame.
IMPORTANT!
DO NOT OVER FILL YOUR AQUARIUM.
Overfilling the tank can
cause water to pass under the top frame which then runs down the inside of the
aquarium.
AQUARIUM GLASS TANK INSTRUCTIONS
Read thoroughly prior to installation:
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Do not attempt to remove the white acrylic / clear plastic lid that sits on
top of the acrylic tank, This is required for your tank set up and removing, or
attempting to remove it will invalidate your warranty.
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Whilst the aquarium tank has been manufactured with the upmost care and
attention, we would still advice inspecting the tank prior to setting up your unit
to ensure that it has not received any damage during transit.
1. Inspect the acrylic tank for any damage or cracks.
2. Following your visual inspection, if it does not show any damage, fill
your tank with 5cm (2”) of water, wait 10 minutes and test for leaks.
3. Add another 5cm (2”) and repeat this process until you are sure there is
no sign of any leak.
4. If no leak is identified, continue with the normal aquarium set up.
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Always handle your tank with the utmost care. Make sure to carry securely
and always lift it by the base, never by the top frame.
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Make sure to ONLY move or transport the tank if it is COMPLETELY empty
of water or any other material.
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To avoid injury, potential damage and ensure a safe transit, make sure you
have assistance to help you lift the unit before you attempt to move your
aquarium.
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Caution – take care not to damage the seals at the edges of the tank
panels when maintaining or cleaning your aquarium, for example with
planters or algae scrapers. Make sure any equipment or products used are
not abrasive and will not scratch the tank.