Why biOrb?
Reef One originally developed the biOrb as a fish friendly goldfish bowl to give fish keepers a compromise between an outdated bowl and a large rectangular aquarium. They updated the design by using the appeal of the bowl combined with the technological advances used in the larger aquariums. It means that a biORb can offer more volume, 5 stages of filtration, excellent, oxygen/carbon dioxide diffusion, lower maintenance and is also much healthier environment for fish than the old style goldfish bowls.
The globe is manufactured from Plexiglass acrylic and because of its large water capacity, biOrb provides fish with approximately 10 times more space than a traditional bowl. The filter design utilities a unique systemized five-stage method combining biological, mechanical and chemical filtration. This significantly reduces the maintenance whilst ensuring that the water remains healthy and crystal clear for months between the simple filter cartridge changes.
biOrb’s are available in a 30 or 60 litre capacity aquarium.
Tropical
It is easy to go tropical with the biOrb – by adding a heater stand, a heater can be safely fitted to the biOrb. biOrb’s heater pack contains a 50 watt heater, heater stand, thermometer and Kikari Micro Pellets. Aquarium heaters must be no more than 20cm in length and must not touch the sides of the biOrb. Small tropical fish are generally easier to care for than Fantails as they are hardier and create less waste. 12-18 small tropical fish can be kept in the biOrb and these small fish can be added 2-3 at a time.
The biUbe
The biUbe is the latest unique addition to the Reef One aquarium range. Available in silver or black and designed to fit in a smaller space than the biOrb range, it is ideal as a focal point in a small flat, study, kitchen or bedroom. The lid and base bands can easily be changed to a different colour.
Made from strong, crystal clear acrylic and featuring the identical filtration system as the popular biOrb means it is simple and quick to maintain. The biUbe contains 35 litres (9 US Gallons) of water and is ideal for tropical or coldwater fish. Supplied complete with a 5 stage internal filter, halogen light, ceramic media, air pump, plug top 12 volt transformer, water treatment, fish food & a full set of instructions.
Fish
Small fantails e.g. Ryukin, introduce when they are 1.5 inches. Small tropical fish e.g. danios, barbs and small tetras for your tropical aquarium. Male guppies and platies Delicate varieties such as Pearl Scales, Blackmoors and Neon tetras should not be introduced first No Oranda or common goldfish No catfish, loach or other bottom feeders. Plants and Décor
Elodea densa (goldfish weed) Cabomba aquatia Vallisneria Java fern Crypotocomes Any artificial plants Large pebbles (bigger than ceramic media). Be careful not to cover the filter lid. No aquarium gravel, as it blocks filtration and causes the cartridge to get stuck. Bogwood is ok for tropical fish (not goldfish) but will tint the water. Any aquarium ornament or clean aquatic rocks
Accessories
There are an extensive range of accessories available for both the biOrb and the biUbe, these include: swap tops to colour coordinate with your room, LED lights, volcanoes, airstones, ceramic media, stands, ac transformers, safe 12v air pump, light units, bulbs, bubble tube guard, service kits, cleaner pump, cleaning pads and one way valves.
Key points to success
Always read and follow instructions Introduce the right type of fish gradually Do not overfeed Change the filter cartridge and 1/3rd water every 6-8 weeks. How to maintain your biORb/biUbe
Change the filter cartridge and 1/3rd of the water every 6-8weeks using a service kit. Use a cleaner pump to remove any extra dirt from the ceramic media. Another reason to get a biORb/biUbe
According to internationally known TV Feng Shui Doctor Paul Darby, clean, flowing, well-lit water with fish is the ultimate way of transforming bad energy – so the biOrb with its five stage filtration system, bubbling water and low-voltage light, makes perfect Feng Shui sense!
Author: Allen Jesson
Aquariums – Is The Biorb or Biube Aquarium Best For You?
Aquariums – Is The Biorb or Biube Aquarium Best For You? Why biOrb? Reef One originally developed the biOrb as a fish friendly goldfish bowl to give fishkeepers a compromise between an outdated bowl and a large rectangular aquarium.
Fish Tank Stands – How Heavy is Your Aquarium?
The tank stand is built to support any BiOrb or BiUbe aquariums. Assembly and setup are easy. BiOrb uses only six screws to hold the aquarium stand together, although the stand ends up being extremely sturdy. … There are a number of other fish tank stand options out there, but if you are a BiOrb or BiUbe fan, you’ll want to take a look at the aquarium stand by BiOrb. For many BiOrb owners, design is of equal importance to the other aspects of owning fish.
Aquariums – Is the Biorb Or Biube Aquarium Best For You?
The biUbe is the latest unique addition to the Reef One aquarium range. Available in silver or black and designed to fit in a smaller space than the biOrb range, it is ideal as a focal point in a small flat, study, kitchen or bedroom.
Is a Biorb Aquarium Right For You?
Reef-One has sold close to a million biorb aquariums since the Biorb first launched, many of which are owned by celebrities like Gwyneth Paltrow & Ryan Seacrest.There are a ton of tanks, but is the biorb the right aquarium for you? … aquarium, the 16 gallon bi orb or biorb life are the best tanks to choose. The regular biorb comes in a four, eight, or 16 gallon size, the biube comes in two, 9 gallon models, and the biorb life aquariums come in 8, 12, or 16 gallon sizes.
Biorb Life Aquarium – An Interior Designer’s Dream Aquarium
If you are familiar with the Biorb Aquariums, chances are you have seen the new biorb life aquariums by now. If not, its time you do, because the Biorb Life Fish Tanks are some of the best looking aquariums on the market. … Every Biorb Life comes with the Biorb Intelligent LED Light (105 value) • All Biorb Life Fish Tanks use the same filtration system as other biorb & biube aquariums •
Mail this post
Types of freshwater aquarium fish will let you choose the type of fish you want to have in your fish tank. Fish are relatively easy to care but there are few things to consider before you decide to buy one. Remember that before introducing any fish in their new habitat, you should let your aquarium left running for two weeks so that the good bacteria in the filter will mature to a safe level.
One unfortunate aspect of fish keeping is the possibility that your fishes will become ill at some point in time. If you are a responsible fish keeper then you probably worry about this and check them for signs of disease on a regular basis. While this practice is both responsible and wise, you should be far more focused on the prevention of disease than the treatment of disease. With this in mind, I have created a list of the 5 important tips to follow to prevent disease in aquarium fish. I call them “Healthy Fish Tips”.