DIVING INTO THE WORLD OF FISHKEEPING

The DIVERSA range spans aquariums between 12 and 300 litres, which means the largest model holds twenty-five times more water than the smallest. That difference affects the fish you can keep, the furniture the tank needs and the space it will take up in the room. What you'll learn from this article Which tank volume suits which kind of fishkeeping? How does glass thickness change across tank sizes? Should you buy the tank on its own or as part of a set? How do cold-water and tropical fish affect the choice of tank? How should you prepare the room before delivery? A fish aquarium tank is a watertight glass container that holds water, plants, decor and fish, usually supported by a stand or cabinet. The right tank depends on three factors: the space available, the fish you plan to keep and the time you can give to maintenance. Our DIVERSA glass aquariums come in ten capacities, all made from Guardian float glass. Ten tank sizes and what each volume suits The smallest DIVE...

A bow front aquarium differs from a standard tank in a single panel, yet that curved front affects the view of the fish, the choice of lid and the furniture beneath it. Before buying one, it is worth knowing where the shape helps and where a rectangular tank offers a simpler solution. What you'll learn from this article How is a bow front fish tank built? How does curved glass change the view into the aquarium? Why are lids and stands for bow front tanks harder to replace? When does a rectangular aquarium suit a room better? Which rectangular DIVERSA tanks and sets can replace a bow front? A bow front fish tank has a front panel that curves outwards, while the back and sides usually remain flat. The curve gives a wider, more panoramic view and extra depth in the middle of the tank , although it can also distort the image of fish near the edges. Lids, lights and stands must follow the same curve, so accessories are typically specific to one model. How a bow front aquarium ...