We have 2 marine filtration systems one for fish & one for Invertebrates.

Marine fish

This consists of 50 sales and 12 quarantine aquariums and has a capacity of over 3500 gallons. At any one time we have between 100 & 150 different species in stock. This generally includes a wide range of species from hardy fish like Damsels & Clowns as well as the more delicate Angels & Butterfly's. These are all hand picked from the supplier by ourselves and then rested in our quarantine area for at least 7 days prior to sale. They are all fed three times a day, and cared for by our full time staff, all of which keep marines at home . We are very confident of the quality of our marine fish, so all are covered by our 7 day written guarantee. Connected to the main filtration system is our large fish only display aquarium. This holds over 1100 gallons and contains shoals of Wimples, Seargeant Majors, as well as many other species.

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Invertebrates

Our dedicated Invertebrate system has 39 aquariums ranging from 5 to 100 gallons in capacity. Ours aquariums are lit by two T5 lamps with reflectors and the latest LED lighting this gives excellent lighting in our shallow aquariums. Deeper aquariums holding delicate species are lit by up to 4 T5 lamps. We stock a wide range of Invertebrates, including: Anemone stones, Polyps, Soft & Hard Corals, as well as crustaceans, molluscs and live rock.

Ammonia Alert

Continuously monitors and detects ammonia in fresh water or marine aquariums. It is placed directly in the aquarium as you would a thermometer. It is quite discreet as it only measures 4cm by 6cm and is mainly transparent. Unlike many test kit Ammonia Alert is not affected by the use of ammonia removers. Many test kits still indicate the presence of ammonia after is has been neutralized. The Ammonia Alert consists of a waterproof colour comparison card, in the centre of this is mounted a small sensor disc. The disc changes colour depending on the amount present in the aquarium. It can detect levels as low as 0.02 milligrams per litre. Ammonia is extremely toxic to all fish & invertebrates, levels as low as 0.25 milligrams per litre can kill most fish. The higher the pH the more toxic ammonia becomes, so it’s especially important to monitor ammonia in aquariums where the pH is above neutral (7.0). If well maintained the Ammonia Alert has an effective life of twelve months. £9.99

 Our marine section.

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