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Aquarium Set Up Instructions

1. Setup aquarium cabinet as per supplied instructions 

and place in desired location. Some important things to 

remember:

a. Keep the aquarium away from direct sunlight, areas 

that  may  have  large  temperature  fluctuations  or  high 

traffic.

b. The floor underneath the aquarium must be able to 

support a minimum weight of 600kg.

c.  Leave  adequate  room  between  the  aquarium  and 

the  wall  to  allow  room  for  the  hoses  from  the  filter, 

approximately 8 – 10cm, if you are installing an external 

filter. 

2. Remove the access lids and light unit from the top of 

the aquarium.

3. Setup your filter as per instruction manual.

4. Once the filter unit is in place wash hands and arms. 

It is very important to remove any dirt, moisturizer and 

any  other impurities. Do this whenever you work on 

the aquarium. Please use the following instructions as 

a guide to set up your new Aquanto aquarium. Seek 

specialist advice from your supplying retailer as different 

aquarium inhabitants require specific conditions.

5. Install your heater, set it at 25°C. Remember to place 

it  in  an  area  which  will  receive  good  water  flow  and 

where it will not come into contact with anything else in 

the aquarium. Refer to the instruction which is supplied 
with your heater for correct setup. (See Tips)

6. Wash aquarium gravel. Place a portion of gravel into 

a bucket.

7. Run water through and churn it over with your hand 

until the water running out of the bucket is clear. It is 

important  to  wash  the  gravel  thoroughly.  Repeat  this 

process  several  times  until  all  the  gravel  has  been 

washed.

8.  Place  washed  gravel  over  the  base  of  the 

aquarium.

9. At  this  stage  place  plastic  plants,  decorations  into 

the tank.

10. Fill the aquarium with tap water to the level indicated 

on page 4.

11. Use a quality water conditioner to remove harmful 

chemicals from tap water. E.g. chlorine. (See Tips)

12.  Place  the  light  unit  and  access  lids  back  into 

place.

13. Once the aquarium has been filled to the desired

water level start the filter and turn the heater on. Refer 

to instructions for starting your filter.

14. Plug the light unit and heater in and turn on. Refer 

to “Important Safeguards” for set up of the Drip Loop.

15. Turn the light switch “on” to ensure the lights work.

16. Test and adjust pH levels.

17. Allow the aquarium to stand for 3 to 4 days before 

the introduction of any fish.

18.  Seek  advice  from  your  retailer  for  correct  fish 

numbers and compatible species.

TIPS -

A heater and Thermometer is required if you are setting 

up  a  tropical  or  saltwater  aquarium.  Refer  to  heater 

instructions for correct set up and positioning. 

Chlorine  and  other  heavy  metals  will  harm  your  fish. 

Aqua  One  water  conditioner  (sold  separately)  will 

remove these impurities and create a safe environment 

for your fish.

These products are available separately from your local 

Aqua One Dealer.

Summary of Contents for Aquanto 130

Page 1: ...Aquanto 130 182 Aquarium Inspiring Excellence in Fish Care Instruction Version 23012012 www aquaone com au ...

Page 2: ... Trucs et astuces pour de meilleurs résultats Dépannage Belangrijke voorzorgsmaatregelen Vóór eerste gebruik Voorbereiding Over uw verlichtingseenheid Instructies voor het opzetten van uw aquarium Onderhoud van de tank Hints en tips Problemen oplossen Important Safeguards Before First Use Preparation Know your Light Unit Aquarium Set Up Instructions Tank Maintenance Hints Tips For Best Results Tro...

Page 3: ... wet do not unplug the appliance Disconnect the fuse or circuit breaker that supplies the power to the appliance then unplug and examine for presence of water in the socket 5 Always unplug the appliance from the electrical outlet when not in use before putting on or taking off parts before any type of maintenance or cleaning 6 Never yank the cable to pull it from the socket Pull the plug carefully...

Page 4: ...our original purchase receipt in the event that guarantee service is required Carefully unpack the aquarium making sure you keep all the packing material until all the parts of the product have been found and the product has been assembled This product is shipped to you in a factory sealed carton Should the product malfunction in any way or if the unit is damaged and requires replacement contact t...

Page 5: ...tube 4 Gently twist the tube either clockwise or anti clockwise and slide it out from the tomb stone to remove 5 Take screw caps off old tubes and place them onto the new ones 6 Reassemble the light unit in reverse order CAUTION be gentle when reattaching the reflectors to the light tubes 7 Prior to reinstalling the light unit on the aquarium plug it in and turn it on to ensure it is working corre...

Page 6: ...portion of gravel into a bucket 7 Run water through and churn it over with your hand until the water running out of the bucket is clear It is important to wash the gravel thoroughly Repeat this process several times until all the gravel has been washed 8 Place washed gravel over the base of the aquarium 9 At this stage place plastic plants decorations into the tank 10 Fill the aquarium with tap wa...

Page 7: ...5 Use an Aqua One 4 in 1 algae scraper Sold separately and gently scrape away any algae growing on the glass or filter pipes 6 Using anAqua One Gravel Cleaner Sold separately empty approximately 25 of the aquarium water into the bucket Take note of how much water is emptied 7 Fill the bucket up with the same amount of water that was removed from the aquarium 8 Treat the tap water with Aqua One Wat...

Page 8: ...an speed up the process by seeding the system with commercially available bacterial cultures filter supplement Over time this media can block up or break down so it is important to monitor it Seek advice from your Aquarium dealer if either of these problems arise Live Plants Lighting Filter Media This is the removal of dissolved organic and inorganic substances through adsorption on a porous subst...

Page 9: ...on and other European countries with separate collection systems This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that the product must not be disposed of with normal household waste Instead it is your responsibility to dispose of your waste equipment by arranging to return it to a designated collection point for the recycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment By separating and ...

Page 10: ... stated on the rating plate j modification or tampering to electrical cord or plug k vermin insects or foreign object l liquid spillage or submersion of goods not designed to sustain such use or duress 3 3 Where inspections reveal goods are in normal working order including where noise or vibration is consistent with normal goods operation 3 4 Attempted repairs or modifications by unauthorised per...

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