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Filters, lights, pumps, heaters and CO₂ systems with specs and suitable tank ranges.
Drives sponge filters, air stones and surface agitation. Useful for emergency oxygenation.
Creates fine bubbles for oxygenation and gentle surface movement. Cheap insurance for emergencies.
Inert gravel for freshwater tanks. Rinse thoroughly before use; depth of 2–5 cm suits most planted tanks.
Dispenses dry food on a timer while you are away. Choose one with a reliable mechanism and dry pellets.
Pressurized container feeding CO₂ through a regulator into the planted tank. The reliable heart of a high-tech setup.
Regulates CO₂ from a cylinder into your planted tank via diffuser or inline reactor.
An external filter with high media capacity and flexible hose routing. Best for medium to large planted tanks.
Provides water movement inside the tank. Essential for reef tanks and high-flow freshwater setups.
The classic dry staple for community tanks. Feed only what fish eat in 2 minutes, once or twice daily.
A simple filter that hangs on the tank rim. Ideal for small to medium freshwater tanks.
A compact submersible filter that sits inside the tank. Good for small aquariums.
Energy-efficient lighting. For planted tanks, choose a fixture with full-spectrum LEDs and adjustable intensity.
Liquid test kit for pH, ammonia, nitrite and nitrate. Essential for cycling and maintenance.
Removes dissolved organic waste from marine tanks via foam fractionation. Essential for reef systems.
Produces pure water for mixing salt or topping off. Removes silicate, nitrate and heavy metals.
An air-driven filter with a sponge media. Perfect for breeding tanks and shrimp setups.
Thermostatically controlled heating for tropical tanks. Choose roughly 1 watt per liter of water.
Dip-and-read strips for quick multi-parameter checks. Great for weekly monitoring; confirm results with liquid kits.
