biOrb Service Kit White

This all-in-one biOrb Service Kit is designed with our customers in mind. It contains everything you need to complete your regular biOrb aquarium maintenance. The filter cartridge in your biOrb should be changed every 4-8 weeks . A new cartridge is supplied in the Service Kit as well as a special cleaning pad for removing dirt and algae from the inside surface of the biOrb and water preparation treatments for carrying out a partial water change. The kit also contains easy to follow step by step instructions. Most aquariums have filters with several compartments containing different types of filter media which needs to be carefully cut, measured and changed. Changing too much or too little can result in water quality problems. In the Service Kit this has all been done for you, so you just have to replace the filter cartridge and complete a small water change. Frequency of filter changes depends on the size of your biOrb and the fish stocking level. Please refer to your biOrb instructions for further details.

Highlights: A true “one size fits all” Filter for the biOrb aquariums Includes Acrylic safe cleaning pad to remove algae with ease All natural, non-toxic water treatments included Age range description: All Ranges

Key details: Product Dimensions: 4.75 x 1.77 x 7.5 inches | Item Weight: 3.52 ounces | Language: English | Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No

How it fits your day: Use the key specs and highlights above to match it to your setup, space, or routine before you check out.

Customer feedback: 4.6/5 average rating.

Customers say: Customers love their BiOrb tank and appreciate that the water treatment kit comes with everything needed for regular maintenance.

Review snippets: Great product and works well Read more / I love these service kits and being able to easily and cleanly change them out regularly. They fit any biorb aquarium but need to be changed more often for larger bio loads. The filter quality is a medium permeable sponge

From the manufacturer About us Our story started in 1999. Aquarium design had changed little in over 100 years. As enthusiasts, we were disappointed with this. On and off, we thought about what fish need and we thought about the owner of the aquarium. The fundamentals had to be right. So, we threw away the rule book, looked at the problem without constraints and engineered our own aquarium. Today, in this increasingly busy, always-on, hectic world, our aim remains the same as it's always been. To create wonder. See More