Superfish Qubiq Aquarium with LED Lighting 30L

Kupu Whakataki

The Superfish Qubiq Aquarium is a modern 30-liter nano cube designed for easy fish keeping. It features an integrated filter system and LED lighting, providing a complete and compact aquatic environment. The intelligent cable support at the rear helps keep cables hidden for a clean look. This manual provides essential information for setting up, operating, and maintaining your Qubiq aquarium.

Nga Tohutohu Haumaru

• Always unplug all electrical devices in and around the aquarium before performing any maintenance.
• Ensure your hands are dry before handling electrical plugs or outlets.
• Do not operate the aquarium if any part of it, including the power cord or plug, is damaged.
• Place the aquarium on a sturdy, level surface capable of supporting its full weight when filled with water.
• Kaua e taea e nga tamariki me nga kararehe.
• The transparent cover prevents fish from jumping out; ensure it is always properly seated.

Ihirangi mokete

Please check that all items are present and undamaged before proceeding with setup:

• Superfish Qubiq 30L Aquarium
• Integrated Filter System
• LED Lighting Unit
• Hipoki Matapihi
• Cartridge Tātari (kua oti te whakauru, wehea ranei)
• Pukapuka Tohutohu (tenei tuhinga)

Tatūnga

1. Turanga: Choose a stable, level surface away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and drafts. Ensure the location can support the weight of the filled aquarium (approximately 38 kg / 84 lbs).
2. Horoi: Rinse the aquarium thoroughly with clean water. Do not use soap or detergents.
3. Pūnaha Tātari: The Qubiq features an integrated filter. Ensure the filter cartridge is correctly seated within the filter compartment. The compartment also provides space for a hidden heater (heater not included).
4. Rama LED: Position the LED lighting unit securely on the aquarium. Ensure the cable is routed through the intelligent cable support at the rear to keep it tidy.
5. Adding Substrate and Decor: Add your chosen substrate (gravel, sand) and aquarium decorations. Rinse all items thoroughly before placing them in the aquarium.
6. Whakakī ki te wai: Slowly fill the aquarium with dechlorinated water. Use a plate or plastic bag on the substrate to prevent disturbing it. Fill to approximately 2-3 cm below the top edge.
7. Te Mana Hono: Once filled and all components are in place, connect the filter pump and LED lighting to a power outlet. Ensure a drip loop is formed with the power cords to prevent water from running down to the outlet.
8. Tauranga Uhi: Place the transparent cover securely on top of the aquarium.

Image: Superfish Qubiq 30L Aquarium, showcasing its compact design, integrated filter, and LED lighting. The image displays the aquarium set up with aquatic plants and small fish, illustrating a typical operational state.

Te whakahaere

• Rama LED: The LED lighting unit is controlled by a switch on its power cord. Turn it on during the day to simulate natural light cycles for your fish and plants. A typical lighting period is 8-10 hours per day.
• Mahi Tātari: The integrated filter should run continuously to maintain water quality. Ensure water is flowing through the filter outlet.
• Whangai: Feed your fish small amounts once or twice a day. Do not overfeed, as this can lead to poor water quality.

Te tiaki

Regular maintenance is crucial for a healthy aquarium environment.

• Whakakapinga Cartridge: The filter cartridge should be changed every 6 weeks to ensure optimal filtration. Replacement cartridges are readily available. To replace, unplug the filter, remove the old cartridge, rinse the filter housing, and insert a new cartridge.
• Nga Huringa Wai: Perform a partial water change of approximately 25% of the aquarium volume every 1-2 weeks. Use a gravel vacuum to remove debris from the substrate. Always use dechlorinated water for refills.
• Whakapai karaihe: Clean the inside of the aquarium glass regularly to remove algae buildup. Use an aquarium-safe magnetic cleaner or scraper.
• Taki Taputapu: Periodically check all equipment (filter pump, LED light) for proper function and signs of wear.

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