Assembly Type Breeding Box, Suction Cup/Hook 2-Way Type, Isolation Case, 10x10x10cm

#GalaxySpace Isolation Box
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[Material] Made of high-quality acrylic material, it is durable and has high light transmittance. The transparent texture allows for better observation of baby fish activity.

[Holes] The 1mm holes on the four side panels ensure water flow and prevent the box from becoming dirty due to food residue and excrement.

[Protective Use] This is a perfect incubator for viviparous fish to protect newborn fry from being eaten, improving the survival rate of young fish. It can also be used as an isolation area to protect injured fish, small fish, shrimp, etc., from aggressive fish. This box can also be used to raise live food such as worms that fish love. Since live food can be kept in the same tank as the fish, it is convenient for management and feeding.

[Easy to Assemble] Easy to assemble and can be quickly disassembled for cleaning. Easily attaches to the aquarium wall with strong suction cups.

[Feeding Hole] There is a hole at the top of the box for feeding, so you don't need to move it once it's installed.

[Product Details]
Material: Acrylic
Color: Transparent
Size: 10x10x10cm
Hole Diameter: 1mm

[Assembly Instructions]
Temporarily assemble the main body, then fix it with the included silicone rings to complete the assembly.
Includes Japanese assembly instructions.

★Important Notes★
?Upon arrival, each acrylic panel (front and back) will have a protective film. Please peel it off before assembly.
?When raising fry or small young fish, we recommend using the suction cups to prevent them from escaping through the suction cup holes.
?Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for a perfect product, as there may be minor scratches on the product.

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