Aquarium 68x38x25 cm Kallax - Betta fish aquarium

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Description

The divided 64-liter Kallax aquarium , with overall dimensions of 68 × 38 × 25 cm, is perfectly designed for keeping and separating fighting fish. It consists of 4 compartments of approximately 16 liters each, making it ideal for selecting bred fighting fish. A great advantage is that the dimensions of the tank also fit directly into a Kallax shelf, allowing you to build a fantastic fighting fish breeding and rearing system that also looks really cool in the living room.

The individual compartments are bonded with opaque panels and also have a sponge on top, which can facilitate water exchange and filtration. 

The dimensions of the aquarium are designed to match the internal dimensions of Kallax shelves. So, if you remove a partition, this shallow aquarium fits perfectly into your Kallax across two sections.

The benefits of the 64-liter fighting fish aquarium at a glance

  • Dimensions: 68 × 38 × 25 cm.
  • Design: Transparent bonding
  • Accessories: incl. diaphragm pump and air hose
  • Lid: depending on the selected version.
  • Heating mat: optionally available as a version, provided it is offered in the selection menu.
  • Suitable for placement in a Kallax if a compartment partition is removed
  • Custom modifications: Cut-outs, holes, and other designs available on request.

Decoration ideas for your fighting fish aquarium in the Kallax shelf

The aquarium is designed for breeding and selecting fighting fish, not for creating a classic underwater landscape. The individual 16-liter compartments can be decorated with small round stones and aquatic plants. 

The individual compartments are not quite 16 liters in size, as a filter chamber with a 3-chamber filter is hidden behind them to filter all compartments. This means each compartment holds approximately 14 liters.

Placement in the Kallax shelf

The aquarium is intended for use in the IKEA Kallax shelf. Before placing it, check the dimensions, load-bearing capacity, and surface area of your specific shelf model. Also plan enough space for equipment, cables, and maintenance work.

The total load is determined by the fully equipped aquarium. Take into account the tank, water, substrate, stones, and accessories. Neither Terra-Natur nor IKEA accepts liability for the load-bearing capacity of the shelf. Protect the furniture from splashes and escaping water.

Frequently asked questions about the Kallax aquarium

How much water does the aquarium hold?

The Kallax aquarium with a side length of 68 cm has a gross volume of 64 liters. Please note that decorations such as substrate and stones displace additional water, reducing the actual swimming space. Due to the filter chamber and the 4 compartments, each compartment has a volume of approximately 14 liters.

Is a glass lid included?

Yes, the aquarium already includes a sliding glass lid.

What do the abbreviations on the lid mean?
  • VH: Sliding direction front/back.
  • LR: Sliding direction left/right.
  • 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.

How is the aquarium delivered?

The aquarium is well packaged and delivered directly by the aquarium builder. Delivery is normally carried out via a parcel service.

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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