Aquarium 33x38x22 cm Kallax with HMF air lift

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Description

This aquarium comes with its own filter: a built-in HMF (Hamburg mat filter) including an air lifter. You can get started right away on creating your underwater world. Designed for the IKEA Kallax shelving unit, this glass aquarium has a stated volume of around 27 liters. It is made of 4 mm thick float glass with ground and polished edges and requires no cross braces.

You choose the equipment that suits your project: The tank is available without a lid or with a sliding glass lid. You can also add a suitable Terra-Natur heat mat as an option.

 

The benefits of the 27-liter Kallax aquarium at a glance

  • Compact format: 33 × 38 × 22 cm for a space-saving aquarium setup.
  • 4 mm float glass: with ground and polished glass edges.
  • Bonding: Black bonding 
  • No cross braces: free access for setup and maintenance.
  • Filtration: integrated HMF air lifter
  • Flexible equipment: choice of different sliding lids and a heat mat.
  • Custom adjustments: cutouts, holes, and other versions available on request.

Decoration ideas for your 27-liter aquarium

Aquariums with a low height are best designed with slow-growing aquatic plants. You can also individually design the tank with a delicate root and selected stones. We recommend leaving a clear area in the foreground for easier maintenance. You can also feed your animals there and observe them in peace.

Which ornamental fish and invertebrates can be kept in the aquarium depends on the species-specific requirements, the usable volume of water, the water parameters, and the technical equipment. This aquarium is perfectly suited for dwarf shrimp of the Neocaridina and Caridina genera, as well as for small snails and Betta splendens breeding forms (fighting fish).

 

Placement in the Kallax shelving unit

The aquarium is designed for use in the well-known IKEA Kallax shelving unit. Before placement, check the dimensions, load-bearing capacity, and support area of your specific shelving unit model. Also plan enough space for equipment, cables, and maintenance work.

For the load calculation, the entire furnished aquarium counts: In addition to the tank and the water, the substrate, stones, and other accessories must also be taken into account. Please note that neither we nor IKEA accept any liability for the load-bearing capacity of the shelving unit. It should be avoided at all costs to let water come into contact with the shelving unit.

 

Frequently asked questions about the Kallax aquarium

How much water fits in the aquarium?

The aquarium with the dimensions 33 × 38 × 22 cm is stated to have a volume of approx. 27 liters. The actual volume of water is lower due to the glass thickness, fill height, substrate, and decoration.

Is a glass lid included?

This depends on the variant you choose. With "WITHOUT", the aquarium is delivered without a lid. The other variants include the respective sliding glass lid.

What do the abbreviations VH, TE, and FL mean?
  • VH: Sliding direction front/back.
  • TE: Equipment corner for cables or hoses.
  • FL: Feeding hole.

Example: VH/2TE/1FL denotes a lid with a front/back sliding direction, two equipment corners, and one feeding hole.

Is a heat mat included?

The heat mat is optional. Choose "Mat: Yes" if it should be added to your order.

More information

Gewährleistungslabel

Gewährleistungslabel

GPSR

Glas-Kontor s.r.o.
Radimovice 22
33035 Všeruby
Czech Republic

Tel.: 015236826155
E-mail: alfred.tonner@terra-natur.eu

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Set-up examples for your new aquarium

You see a tank, but have no idea where to start? We’re here to help with a variety of ideas so you can get straight to setting it up when our aquarium arrives.

Small aquariums with a colorful variety of plants

Small aquariums with a colorful variety of plants

With the right selection of aquatic plants, you can also make small aquariums appear significantly larger. For small aquariums, we also recommend using finer plants. Rotala or Ludwigia species are suitable as stem plants for the background here. This prevents the tank from looking overcrowded. A larger-leaved eye-catcher is allowed to introduce a different leaf shape.

Nano aquarium with sand and rock formation

Nano aquarium with sand and rock formation

Small aquariums can be beautifully landscaped with a small rock formation and suitable small roots. They should be planted predominantly with fine-leaved plants such as compact Anubias, Cryptocorynes, or various mosses. Fine stem plants or needle leeks are also a good option.

Tall aquariums as living green pictures

Tall aquariums as living green pictures

Tall aquariums offer a major advantage in terms of overall design flexibility. Larger roots and broad-leaved aquatic plants such as Java fern can be used here. A classic Vallisneria spiralis comes into its own in the background, as does a Ludwigia. The foreground can be landscaped with Monte Carlo pearlwort, cryptocorynes, needle moss, dwarf sword plants or Staurogyne repens.

Shallow tanks for stream aquariums and catfish

Shallow tanks for stream aquariums and catfish

Shallow aquariums are ideal for recreating a great underwater stream. Fine sand and many round river stones of different sizes can be used to create a natural structure. At the same time, hardy, low-growing aquatic plants such as Cryptocoryne, dwarf sword plants, or Brazilian grass provide optimal planting for such shallow aquariums. When properly set up, these tanks are ideal for catfish and shrimp, which do not necessarily require height.

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