Swell Aquarium 60cm Tropical Freshwater LED Fish Tank Kit 54ltrs

Swell 60cm Tropical LED Aquarium Kit 54L

The Swell 60cm Tropical LED Aquarium Kit 54L is a complete kit that comes with everything you’ll need to set up your first aquarium. With a 54-litre capacity, this aquarium will provide a perfect home for shrimps and many small to medium-sized tropical freshwater fish, like guppies, tetras, danios, corydoras, and dwarf cichlids.

• This aquarium kit has been designed with both beginner and experienced aquarists in mind.
• Comes with all the equipment you’ll need to set up your first, or tenth, tropical/coldwater fish tank.
• It’s easy to set up and maintain thanks to the accompanying equipment and removable canopy lid.

Q: What’s included in this kit?

A: The Swell 60cm Tropical LED Aquarium Kit 54L is packed with great value equipment. In this bundle are the following items:

• A Swell 60cm aquarium made of durable, 4mm-thick glass.
• A 6-Watt LED light that’s both powerful and energy-efficient.
• A Swell 100-Watt aquarium heater with a temperature range between 20-32°C.
• A Swell internal 300 filter that’s more than capable of filtering a 54L aquarium.
• A Swell 10cm aquarium net designed for a wide range of fishkeeping tasks.
• A Swell easy-to-read, stick-on thermometer.
• A 100ml bottle of Swell aquarium dechlorinator to make your tap water safe
• A 15g tub of Swell tropical fish flakes that offer your fish a balanced diet.

Q: How do I set up this aquarium kit?

A: This aquarium is very easy to set up and maintain. Before you set it up, make sure you have a strong, purpose-built stand or cabinet – an aquarium with 54 litres of water in it is deceptively heavy! After that, clear a flat and level space for your aquarium to sit, before installing your LED light into the hood, the filter and heater on the inside of the aquarium, and the thermometer strip on the outside of the aquarium. Only turn on your filter and heater after you have filled your aquarium with water. If you’re adding gravel, sand, decorations or plants, it’s easier to do this prior to adding water.