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Hygger Aquarium Chiller Cooling Fan

Hygger HG051 aquarium chiller is a quiet fish tank cooling fan with a 7-wing fan wheel that pushes a large air volume at the outlet. You can adjust the timer speed and speed setting freely via the controller.

Energy-saving and low-noise aquarium chiller for a hot climate. You can use one controller and a power adapter to control 2 or 3 fans at the same time. It is unnecessary to turn it off manually, for it will auto-on/off after setting. The cooling fan can be installed on freshwater and saltwater rimless tanks less than 0.45 inches(1.1 cm) thick with strong plastic screws

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UNS 75P Tank

Ultum Nature Systems Ultra Clear rimless tanks are designed to vanish. 91% clarity Diamant glass provides a high-definition view of every aquascape without the green tint of standard tanks. Signature 45° mitered edges create nearly invisible joints, erasing the distraction of glass overlaps. Discover a rimless aquarium designed by scapers, for scapers, where every detail is built to elevate your vision.

<p>UNS Reef System R90</p><p>UNS Reef System R90</p>

UNS Reef System R90

The UNS Reef System offers a reef-ready setup in multiple sizes. The R line of rimless aquariums features signature UNS 45° mitered edges, black silicone, and thicker, ultra-clear glass ensuring long-term performance. The system includes a matching aluminum-framed stand with a built-in sump filtration system. The stand’s doors are magnetic and fully removable for easy device control and personalized customization. Larger models feature storage drawers for organizing aquarium essentials and more. Each detail of this system was carefully considered and designed to provide the right balance of functionality and aesthetics. 

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Monte Carlo

Micranthemum ‘Monte Carlo’ is the ultimate aquatic carpeting plant to give your aquarium that lush, velvety rolling-hill look you’ve been dreaming of. With its tiny, round leaves and bright green color, it pops beautifully against neutral substrates. If you’ve ever struggled to grow notoriously finicky Dwarf Baby Tears (HC), Monte Carlo is the friendlier, more forgiving alternative you’ve been looking for. It spreads out into a thick, uniform mat, giving you maximum aquascaping rewards without the heartbreak.

<p>Otocinclus Catfish</p><p>Otocinclus Catfish</p>

Otocinclus Catfish

The otocinclus is a species of catfish that lives in freshwater and makes a great pet. These fish are known for their algae-eating behavior, and are peaceful in nature. Aptly named, algae eaters are often placed in large aquariums to help keep algae from overgrowing. These bottom-swimming fish feed on green algae and vegetable matter, moving along the surfaces of your aquarium scraping green algae with their sucker mouths. They also eat all kinds of commercial flake and pellet foods, but must get sufficient algae and vegetable matter, such as fresh zucchini, romaine lettuce, spinach or spirulina pellets.

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Ghost Wood

Ghost Wood delivers a dramatic glow‑up the moment it hits water. Dry, it’s pale and weathered; submerged, it darkens to a rich mahogany that glows under quality LED lighting. Its smooth, sandblasted trunks and sweeping branches give a clean, sculptural look without the tangle of softer woods, making it ideal for defined, mature layouts. This wood is the one that really comes alive! Talk about a spooktacular glow‑up.