The Fluval Shaker Collection will create a stunning focal point in any home. The range features exquisite attention to detail, from soft-close panelled cabinet doors to perfectly crafted joinery, making the Fluval Shaker Collection incredible value for money. As you’d expect from Fluval, behind the beautiful exterior lies cutting edge technology, including Smart app-controlled lighting and the latest Fluval External filter. Blending traditional design with the latest tech, the Shaker Collection will satisfy the needs of any fishkeeper!   Key Features: Matching Cabinet Every Fluval Shaker aquarium kit includes a stunning cabinet, with ample space to keep your Fluval external filter (included) and all your accessories safely out of sight. An internal cabinet shelf and built in drawer provides plenty of storage options, while soft close doors minimise vibrations and reduce stress to your fish. Bluetooth LED lighting Fluval Shaker aquariums are equipped with energy efficient Bluetooth LED lighting, with a bright daylight spectrum to help support plant growth and enhance fish colours to truly transform your aquarium. The Fluval Aquasky offers endless colour blends. The powerful combination of LEDs provides an adjustable light spectrum, which can replicate several natural environments and create stunning visual effects such as cloud cover, fading lunar, storm and lightning. All completely controlled by the Fluval Smart App! Powerful Award Winning Filtration The All-New 07 Series marks the 7th incarnation in nearly 4 decades of Fluval’s top-selling canister filter family worldwide. Not only does the latest generation incorporate the power and reliability you’ve come to expect from the leader in aquatic filtration, but it also features several new performance upgrades that make it up to 25% quieter and more robust, energy-efficient, flexible and easier to use than ever before. Integrated Heating The ultra-slim M series heaters have a reflective borosilicate glass tube, which allows it to blend in seamlessly with its aquatic surroundings. The built in thermostat has been calibrated for superior temperature precision. How easy it is to set up an aquarium? Place the tank on a sturdy, level surface away from direct sunlight and drafts. Rinse the tank, substrate (like gravel or sand), and ornaments with water—don’t use soap. Plug in and test all equipment such as heaters, filters, air pumps, and lights. Remember to make sure the heaters are fully submerged before turning them on. Spread the substrate evenly at the bottom of the tank. Arrange your decorations—rocks, plants, and ornaments—how you like. When filling the tank, add a water conditioner to remove chlorine and other chemicals from the tap water, then gently pour the water to avoid disturbing the substrate. Add a bacterial supplement to help cycle your tank, it can take a couple of weeks for the environment to become safe enough for your fish to thrive in. Make sure to regularly use test kits to monitor ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate levels. Maintain your aquarium by doing weekly water changes of 10-20%, cleaning or replacing filter media as needed, and regularly checking water quality and fish health. What else should be brought? Tap water conditioner - eliminates chlorine and chloramines from tap water, making it safe for fish. Test kits - monitor key water parameters such as pH, ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate levels to ensure the best water conditions. A thermometer is crucial for keeping track of water temperature, especially for tropical fish. fish food that is suitable for your fish species, along with occasional treats. A net is important for safely transferring fish without causing stress or injury. A gravel vacuum or siphon will help clean the substrate and perform water changes. Decorations (aquarium background, live or artificial plants, rocks, wood, ornaments) to create hiding spots and a more natural environment. Air pump and air stone can help improve oxygenation and water circulation. Extra filter media on hand to replace as needed when it becomes dirty or worn out. Dedicated bucket for aquarium tasks to avoid contamination from household cleaning products Tweezers or forceps are handy for planting live plants or rearranging decorations. A quarantine tank is valuable for isolating new or sick fish to prevent disease spread. Fish medication for common issues like ich or fin