Fish Supplies

Replacement Foam (2)

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The Marina 2-in-1 Floating Fish Hatchery is ideal for breeding and raising fish in community aquariums. A safe floating haven for live-bearing fish and fry, it has two separate areas for expectant fish and segregated bottom compartments that safely collect and protect falling fry. The hatchery has a centre divider that allows you to keep two pregnant fish at once. The Fish Hatchery can also be used as a safe-house for wounded fish or to segregate aggressive fish.

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Bioscape Mineral airstones are more durable and longer-lasting than other types of airstones, which can reduce the need for frequent replacement. These airstones create fine bubbles which can enhance the visual appeal of the aquarium and improve the overall oxygenation and water circulation in the tank.

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Bioscape Led Bubble Ring helps to increase the oxygen levels in the water by creating a flow of air bubbles that break the water's surface tension, which allows more oxygen to dissolve into the water. The led lights add to the overall visual effect of the bubbles and aids in reducing stagnant water within the aquarium.

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Bioscape Flexible Bubble Wall helps to increase the oxygen levels in the water by creating a flow of air bubbles that break the water's surface tension, which allows more oxygen to dissolve into the water. The flexible wall also creates an interesting visual effect in the aquarium, such as a wall of bubbles or a curtain of bubbles rising from the bottom of the tank adding to the over all appeal and aids in reducing stagnant water within the aquarium.

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The Bioscape Algae Magnet enables you to clean the inside of the aquarium glass. The powerful magnets ensure a tight grip and the non-abrasive cleaning pads will not scratch the glass surface. Suitable for fresh or saltwater aquariums. 

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Fluval BIOMAX bio rings have a complex pore system where beneficial bacteria can thrive. They have more capacity than most biological media, which ensures optimal contact time for greater efficiency. BIOMAX also reduces and controls ammonia and nitrite.

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The Bioscape Tropic Canister Filter range offers superior mechanical, chemical and biological filtration. They are quite, energy efficient and powerful with a modular design that enables additional filtration media to be added so that you can customise your filter to suit your requirements. Biological, chemical and mechanical filter media are included in all models. With the media flexibility, ease of maintenance and overall efficiency of the filter the Bioscape Tropic canister range allows for a cleaner, clearer aquarium for your enjoyment.

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The Bioscape Tropic Clearview Desktop Aquarium 20L features a 200L/hour pump, LED lighting and a 3 stage filtration system.   Included: Removable lid Built-In Filtration System AC18A Filter Cartridge 3.5w LED lighting Power Cord 200L/H Filtration system Filter (replacement cartridge)   Dimensions: 360mm long x 238mm wide x 238mm highVolume: 20L

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Aquasonic Bactonex assists in the prevention of bacterial, fungal and protozoal (Velvet, whitespot, chilodonella, Trichodina & Trichodinella) infections in fresh and salt water fish.   When to Use: When water is changed. When new fish are added and in quarantine aquariums. When fish show signs of listlessness or are off feed.   Directions for Use: Not to be used on fish intended for human consumption. Ensure aquarium water is well aerated during treatment. Do not use activated carbon in the filtration system during treatment as this will remove the product from the aquarium water. If sub-gravel filtration is being used, slow down the flow rates during treatment. This product contains a dye which will stain if spilled.   Dose Rate: Add 10mL per 40 litres of aquarium water. Repeat after 5 days if necessary. DO NOT OVERDOSE. If improvement does not occur, consult your veterinarian or aquarium dealer.TO GIVE NUMBER OF LITRES: To calculate approximate tank capacity multiply length x width x water level height (all in cms) and divide by 1000 for litres.   Active constituents: Each mL of solution contains: 1.66mg Aminacrine hydrochloride and 0.025mg Methylene blue.   Storage: Store below 30C (Room Temperature).   Disposal: Dispose of empty container by wrapping in paper and placing in garbage.   Remember: High standards of aquarium management must be maintained to prevent disease, as fish diseases are often management related. Consult your veterinarian or aquarium dealer for accurate diagnosis and advice.

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In all aquarium systems, biological activity develops in your filter, and on the surface of gravels and decorations etc. These bacteria are essential to achieve a balance in your aquarium and different types of bacteria need to be present in the right proportions to break down waste and deal with ammonia, nitrite and nitrate, which can all be harmful to your fish. Every time you change or add something in your tank, or you clean it, you potentially upset the balance because you are effectively removing some of this bacteria.   Nitrate Nitrate ions are produced as a result of biological action occurring mainly in your aquarium filter system. It is the residue of a chain reaction by aerobic bacteria, breaking down fish waste. Nitrate accumulates in an aquarium in proportion to the stock load waste and is a good indicator of general water quality.   Permissible Nitrate Levels As nitrate levels increase, water quality decreases. The quantity of permissible nitrate varies with the particular aquatic life being cultured. a) For marine systems culturing fish, acceptable levels are 20ppm to 40ppm. Many species of marine fish will accept higher levels of 80ppm to 100ppm without apparent effect on their health. But it is recommended that when levels climb above 40ppm steps should be taken to lower the nitrate to avoid stress. b) For reef systems culturing invertebrates, much lower levels of nitrate are acceptable. A level of 5ppm or less is optimum. Again, many invertebrates will accept higher levels but once these levels climb above 20ppm many of the more sensitive invertebrates will be irreparably damaged. It has been shown that small quantities of around 5ppm of nitrate are of assistance in culturing marine plants. Nitrate tests on reef systems should occur weekly and levels should be kept below 10ppm. c) Freshwater fish. Tolerance to nitrate with freshwater fish is higher than saltwater species. Some delicate species will tolerate around 50ppm, but some species will tolerate far higher levels. It is recommended that as nitrate levels approach 50ppm steps should be taken to reduce the level.   Lowering Nitrate The easiest method to lower nitrate is to change water. Regular water changes should ensure that the nitrate levels stay within acceptable limits. Recommended minimum water change requirements are 25% per month. If water changes do not keep the nitrate at acceptable levels, then perhaps the number of fish in the tank is too great for your aquarium system, so reduce the number of fish. Denitrification filters can lower nitrate successfully, but this must be closely monitored to avoid dangerous gases that can harm aquarium inhabitants. Marine plants and algae can use some nitrate as nutrients and are a definite advantage in the control of nitrate.   To Break The Ammonia - Nitrite - Nitrate Cycle: Perform a water change Remove anything that can cause ammonia to form (e.g., dead organic matter or excess fish waste) from amongst the substrate (e.g., gravel cleaner) Use Aquasonic AMMO-GONE to neutralise ammonia in the system. The manual addition of live strains of nitrifying bacteria can also aid in kick starting the biological activity in the filter system.   Directions for Use to Determine the Nitrate Level in Water: Rinse empty test tube and cap several times in the water to be tested. Fill the test tube to the 5ml mark and add 7 drops of Reagent A. Swirl to mix. Add 1 level scoop of Reagent B and gently swirl the solution for a few seconds. Ensure that Reagent B is kept dry at all times. Add 7 drops of Reagent C, mix for a few seconds and let the solution stand for 3 minutes after which time full colour development will have occurred. Place the test tube on the white background of the colour chart, view vertically down the tube. The colour in the test tube is best viewed with natural light behind you. On completion of the test, rinse clean the test tube. Ensure Reagent B remains dry and that the cap is firmly in place.   Note: If the nitrate level in the test solution is more than 80ppm (use your colour chart to determine) then you can still determine the level by diluting the sample with nitrate free water (preferably distilled water). For example, to prepare a test that will measure up to 160ppm nitrate, mix a sample with half water to be tested and half water that is nitrate free. Then multiply the results of the test by 2. To read up to 320ppm nitrate, use 25% water to be tested and 75% nitrate free water, then multiply the result by 4. *Colour chart to be used as a base guide only. Colours may vary according to various water conditions.

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Aquasonic Ichonex assists in the treatment of white spot (Ichthyophirius multifillis) disease, without the toxic effects of conventional treatments and without staining.   Directions for Use: Do not use on fish intended for human consumption. Ensure aquarium water is well aerated during treatment. Do not use activated carbon in the filtration system during treatment as this will remove the product from the aquarium water. If sub-gravel filtration is being used, slow down the flow rates during treatment. This product contains a dye which will stain if spilled.   Dose Rate: Treatment should be over three days as follows: Initially add 5ml per 40litres of aquarium water. On days 2 and 3 use at half the initial rate.TO GIVE NUMBER OF LITRES: To calculate approximate tank capacity multiply length x width x water level height (all in cms) and divide by 1000 for litres.   Remember: High standards of aquarium management must be maintained to prevent disease, as fish diseases are often management related. Consult your veterinarian or aquarium dealer for accurate diagnosis and advice.   Storage: Store below 30C (Room Temperature). Replace lid tightly after use.   Disposal: Dispose of empty container by wrapping paper and placing in garbage.   First Aid Instructions: For advice, contact the Poisons Information Centre (phone Australia 13 11 26; New Zealand 0800 764 766) or a doctor (at once).

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