Aqua Marin Aquariums

[Deanoliv]

Hello, im hoping you can help.

Im looking at the Aqua Marin 900 aquariums but im unsure of the difference between there variants.

For example theres the Fresh, Planta and Pro.

Could anyone help me out with this please it would be very much appreciated.

Thanks Dean

 

[gwand]

Hello, im hoping you can help.

Im looking at the Aqua Marin 900 aquariums but im unsure of the difference between there variants.

For example theres the Fresh, Planta and Pro.

Could anyone help me out with this please it would be very much appreciated.

Thanks Dean

The Aqua Marin 900 aquariums are available in three main variants: Fresh, Planta, and Pro. Each variant is designed to cater to specific needs and preferences. Here's a breakdown of the differences:

1. Fresh:
Purpose: Designed for fresh water aquariums.

• Features: Includes a standard filtration system, lighting, and heater suitable for freshwater environments.
• Ideal for: Fish species like goldfish, guppies, and tropical fish.

2. Planta:

• Purpose: Optimized for planted aquariums.
• Features: Equipped with enhanced lighting to support plant growth, a stronger filtration system to handle nutrient-rich water, and a substrate designed for plant roots.
• Ideal for: Aquascapers and those who enjoy lush, planted setups.
  
  3. Pro:
• Purpose: A premium option for advanced aquarists.
• Features: Offers a more customizable and powerful filtration system, advanced lighting options, and a larger capacity for fish and accessories.
• Ideal for: Experienced hobbyists with demanding setups, such as large fish species or complex reef tanks.

Key differences:

Feature	Fresh	Planta	Pro
Filtration	Standard	Enhanced	Customizable
Lighting	Suitable for freshwater	Enhanced for plant growth	Advanced options
Substrate	Standard	Designed for plant roots	Customizable
Capacity	Good for general freshwater setups	Ideal for planted tanks	Larger capacity for demanding setups

Ultimately, the best choice for you depends on your specific needs and preferences. Consider factors such as the types of fish or plants you want to keep, your level of experience, and your budget when making your decision.