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Coralife BioCube Aquarium Jr, 14 Gallon
Description
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The Coralife BioCube is the perfect innovative all-inclusive aquarium for all needs! The slim low-profile hood contains vibrant White and Blue LED lighting that is capable of sustaining and growing healthy, vibrant corals and live plants. Coralife LED BioCubes make great starter aquariums because they feature a compact and customizable filtration chamber that is already built-in to the back of the aquarium - easy to setup and maintain. Among other great features are the quiet submersible pump, dual intakes and adjustable return nozzle. Compatible with all existing BioCube accessories. Fish, corals, substrate and decor are sold separately.
- - White and Blue LED lights, blue for moonlights for nighttime viewing
- - Includes filter, cartridge, and full submersible pump
- - Integrate backwall filtration chambers to hold biological, mechanical and chemical media
- - Backwall chamber includes submersible pump, dual intakes and adjustable return nozzles
- - Compatible with all BioCube accessories
- - Fits with Coralife Designer BioCube Aquarium Stand Size 14/16
Specifications
| SKU | 3859056 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Coralife |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
Item Dimensions
| Volume | 14 GAL |
|---|
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