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New Products
Aeration
An air pump adds oxygen to the aquarium. Adding oxygen to the aquarium can be a solution for tanks with little plants and lots of fish. An air pump with spongefilter is also ideal for shrimp tanks. Also adding oxygen during the night in a planted aquarium can have a positive effect on the ecosystem.
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Oase OxyMax 100€29.95Oase OxyMax air pump for the aquarium makes it possible to easily add oxygen to the aquarium. The constant supply of air keeps the water moving and the water is enriched with oxygen. This will make a good contribution to the health of fish and micro-organisms in the aquarium.
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Oase OxyMax 200€34.95Oase OxyMax air pump for the aquarium makes it possible to easily add oxygen to the aquarium. The constant supply of air keeps the water moving and the water is enriched with oxygen. This will make a good contribution to the health of fish and micro-organisms in the aquarium.
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Oase OxyMax 400€44.95Oase OxyMax air pump for the aquarium makes it possible to easily add oxygen to the aquarium. The constant supply of air keeps the water moving and the water is enriched with oxygen. This will make a good contribution to the health of fish and micro-organisms in the aquarium.
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Sponge Filter Single€4.90from €4.50
A Sponge Filter is ideal for use in a small aquarium or breeding aquarium. In small spaces, a sponge filter performs exceptionally well. The sponge has a large surface area for housing bacteria.
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Sponge filter Double€6.90from €6.50
A Sponge Filter is ideal for use in a small aquarium or breeding aquarium. In small spaces, a sponge filter performs exceptionally well. The sponge has a large surface area for housing bacteria.
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Azaqua Non-return valve€2.25Use the Azaqua Check Valve to prevent water from siphoning out of the aquarium. Suitable for standard CO2 hose and air hose with 4/6mm diameter.
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Azaqua CO2 hose corner connection€0.90Use this hose coupling to make a CO2 hose or air hose with a 4/6mm diameter at a 90 degree angle. This is very practical, for example, when the CO2 hose enters the light hood from behind the aquarium.
