DescriptionWhat Does the AccuDrip Fish and Coral Acclimator Do?For a captive marine fish or invertebrate, moving into a new aquarium home can be a profoundly stressful ordeal. Aside from steep gradients of temperature, these animals must also rapidly adjus
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For a captive marine fish or invertebrate, moving into a new aquarium home can be a profoundly stressful ordeal. Aside from steep gradients of temperature, these animals must also rapidly adjust to shifts in pH, salinity, etc. Acute stress can not only kill aquarium animals outright, but it can also suppress their immune systems and thus open the door to deadly illness further down the road. Even for relatively hardy creatures, a slow and steady acclimation can make all the difference between intense distress and a smooth, trouble-free relocation.You owe all of your captive animals the safest and least traumatic transfer possible. Protect your valuable investment in aquarium livestock by acclimating each new specimen with Innovative Marines AccuDrip Fish and Coral Acclimator.
This kit makes acclimation simple and effective.The system includes a rigid tube that directs water through a transparent self-priming siphon bulb. Flow through the bulb is controlled with a thumb wheel rolling clamp. One squeeze of theself-priming bulb gets things going fast (while keeping aquarium water away from your hands and mouth!).The unitfeatures a visual drip counter for precise control. Displays a constant, clearly visible drip count at eye level.
The most significant benefits of the AccuDrip Acclimator are as follows:
1. It is a very inexpensive way to protect new specimens.
2. It is easy to set up, use and clean.
3. Its self-priming bulb allows for effortless siphoning.
4.Itsdrip counter allows for highly controllable flow rates.
Patent pending! See below for more information.
Designate a clean bucket (or a set of clean buckets) for acclimation purposes only. Open transport container and release live specimen along with transport water into the bucket. Use one bucket for each specimen as to prevent aggression, predation and cross contamination. Set up the drip acclimation system, start the siphon and set the appropriate flow rate. Dilute transport water with aquarium water by a factor of 4-5. Remove animal with net, hand, specimen container, etc. and place directly into tank. Discard all water in the bucket. To clean the acclimation system, flush by siphoning a small volume of clean freshwater.
1-2 Drips per second: Snails, shrimp, crabs, starfish, sea anemones.
2-3 Drips per second: Anthias, gobies, butterflies, wrasses, puffers.
2-4 Drips per second: Corals and most other fish.
| Weight | 1 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 9 3 1 in |
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Easy to use and great for acclimation
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