The Fluval Sea Evo Aquarium Kit - 5 Gallon is a saltwater tank designed for small marine setups. This aquarium kit is designed to provide a suitable environment for keeping corals and other marine life. Here are the key features and specifications of the kit:
Key Features:
Stylish Design: The aquarium features a honeycomb design that conceals the back filtration area, giving it a modern and sleek appearance.
3-Stage Filtration: The kit includes a powerful 3-stage filtration system with oversized mechanical, chemical, and biological media. This filtration system helps maintain excellent water quality for your marine organisms.
LED Lighting System:
11000 K LED Lighting: The aquarium is equipped with a high-output 11000 K LED lighting system. This lighting spectrum is suitable for promoting healthy coral growth and vibrant colors.
Waterproof Casing: The LED lighting system is housed in a waterproof aluminum casing, ensuring durability and safety around water.
Day & Night Illumination: The lighting system offers convenient touch start day and night illumination, allowing you to simulate natural light cycles for your marine inhabitants.
Included Components:
Glass aquarium with cover
LED lighting system
Safe, low-voltage transformer
Circulation pump with output nozzle
Fluval foam filter block with handle
Fluval activated carbon insert
Fluval BioMax insert
Specifications:
Aquarium Dimensions (L x W x H): 52 x 19 x 29.5 cm (20.5 x 7.5 x 11.6 in)
Aquarium Capacity: 19 L (5 US GAL)
LED Watts: 10 Watts
LED Lumens: 759 Lumens
Number of LEDs: 37
Color Temperature: 11000 K
LED Lifespan: 50,000 hours
Pump Output: 210-300 L/H (55-80 US GAL/H)
Warranty:
The kit comes with a 2-year limited warranty, providing assurance and support for the product.
This aquarium kit is designed to offer a compact and visually appealing way to create a mini reef environment. It provides the necessary components for maintaining water quality and supporting coral growth. Keep in mind that setting up and maintaining a saltwater aquarium requires careful consideration of water parameters, equipment operation, and the needs of the marine life you intend to keep.