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JBJ Nano-Cube WIFI with 40W LED, 28 Gallon
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This next generation of All in One Nano-Cubes comes with a 40 watt 3-Channel WIFI programmable LED Canopy that is controllable through your smart phone. The new 28g Nano-Cube WIFI has two accessible modes, Manual Mode or Smart Mode, to manage your aquarium lighting. The 28g Nano-Cube's filtration system is located in the back of the aquarium to allow ample room for aquascaping. The AIO filtration system includes an integrated center overflow, a designated heater column and a skimmer column and a removable 3-stage filter basket with 2 return pumps that plug into a wavemaker. The New 28g Nano-Cube WIFI life support system comes with AIO filtration system that is located in the back of the aquarium to allow ample room for reef building. The AIO filtration system includes an integrated center overflow, a designated heater column and a skimmer column. The 28g Nano-Cube also comes with a large 3-stage removable filter basket and two pumps that can be plugged in to a wave maker.
- - Curved Glass All In One Aquarium
- - 40W Programmable LED Canopy
- - 3 Channel LED - Whites, Blues, Reds
- - Built in Timmer
- - Removable 3 Stage Filter Basket
- - Integrated Overflow with Dual Return Pumps and Directional Flow Nozzles
- - Ocean Pulse Wavemaker Included
Specifications
| SKU | 3552222 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | JBJ |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 49 LBS |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 17.5 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 22 IN |
| Width | 22 IN |
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