Tanks, lids, baffles, and screens

Baffle and fry screen

The removable baffle forces water to flow along the tank bottom, carrying
the solids up and out of the overflow port. A second and third slot are provided to install an optional fry screen with the baffle.
The fry screen is an optional component of the tanks. It is placed in front of the baffle and prevents fry from being suctioned out of the back of the tank.

M3 Tank Line

Maximize flexibility

Aquaneering’s M3 tank line offers caretakers the most flexibility by allowing mix and match tank sizes. One 6.0-liter tank can be replaced with two 2.8-liter tanks which can be replaced with three 1.8-liter tanks. Additionally, all shelves have the same number of water delivery valves, allowing any configuration of tanks. Fish can be grouped by family, not by rack design constraints.

Maximize space

The 0.8-liter tanks allow isolated housing of small groups of fish (from 1-10).  With these space-saving tanks, Aquaneering has achieved maximum capacity with easier access.  The 0.8-liter tanks' shorter shelf requirements mean that seven shelves can fit in the same elevation as six in past rack designs.

Maximize capacity

A wider footprint on the 1.8-liter tank results in increased stability and increased water capacity per shelf.  The new lid design keeps any food spillage well away from the water intake opening.