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| Reef One Marine Conversion Kit FAQs |
Where Should I Place My Marine Biorb?
The main cause of nuisance algae is sun light, if your aquarium develops a lot of algae you should consider moving it to a darker location in your home. The aquarium can really help brighten a dark corner of a room, and this will be an ideal location.
What Is The Halogen Light Gasket For?
If your biOrb has a halogen light you should fit the gasket to protect it from salt creep. Without this salt may get into the light and damage it. If you have an LED light unit you will not need to fit a gasket.
Can Marine Fish Really Be Kept In A Biorb?
With advances in marine technology and techniques, it is now possible to keep a selection of beautiful marine fish in a nano sized aquarium like the biOrb and biUbe. Our system has been extensively tested to ensure its effectiveness. Following our suggestions for stocking levels, feeding and performing the regular maintenance will keep the water quality high and the fish healthy.
How Many Fish Can I Keep?
We recommend two Clownfish as well as a few clean-up crew for the biOrb 30 or biUbe 35. The biOrb 60 can support more fish, please see the stocking suggestions in your Marine Conversion Kit Instruction. The welfare of the fish is key to us so we recommend a stocking level which allows plenty of space for the fish to swim and grow.
Can I Keep Corals?
Corals generally require large specialist Very High Output lights and massive filtration to ensure their survival. Presently the biOrb and biUbe should be considered as ‘Fish Only’ marine aquariums. By not focusing on corals we believe this helps provide the ideal introduction to Marine fishkeeping. We do recommend customers buy some invertebrates like a “cleanup crew” as it helps create a balanced marine system.
What Are The ‘Cleanup Crew’?
Cleanup crew help to keep your aquarium environment healthy. The added benefit is usually less maintenance work for you and a more balanced environment.
The term cleanup crew generally refers to invertebrates
and other inhabitants who either scavenge and
process decaying matter, such as excess food, or
herbivorous who help keep nuisance algae under
control.
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