OF® Betta Flora Tank

Tank Cover (with LED Light)

Product Components:

1. Main Tank Body
2. Overflow Tube
3. Tank Divider Plate (for mating purpose)
4. Tank Cover (with LED Light)
5. Tank Bottom Plate 6.
6. Hydroponics Sponge
7. Hydroponics Pot
8. Overflow Catchment Cup
9. 300ML Measuring Cup (not in illustration)
10. 88g Plastic Pebbles (not in illustration)

Performing a water change, it’s so easy!

As time goes by, fish waste will settle at the bottom of the tank below the pebbles. It is a good practice to perform a partial water change every 2-3 days to maintain good water quality for your Betta.

1. Before performing any water change, ensure that the Overflow Catchment Cup is empty.
2. Pour a cup of de-chlorinated water (about 350ml) into the main tank. Avoid stirring the pebbles by pouring slowly and gently.
3. As you pour, the water level in the main tank will rise to a point where the center Overflow Tube will automatically start to siphon water and waste from the bottom of the tank, into the Hydroponics Pot.
4. Continue to pour in the clean water completely. The siphoning will automatically stop when the water level reaches back to equilibrium.
5. Excess waste water from the Hydroponics Pot will overflow into the Overflow Catchment Cup. Remove the catchment cup and dispose the waste water.

Setting up your BettaFlora

1. Clean the tank with paper towels and clean water. Do not use cleaning chemicals as it is harmful for your fishes.
2. Place tank on a firm and level surface at your preferred location.
3. Insert the Overflow Tube.
4. Lay the Tank Bottom Plates on each side at the bottom of the tank.
5. Insert the Tank Divider Plate (for mating purpose, you may skip this if it is not needed).
6. Lay the pebbles provided on the Tank Bottom Plate. Remember to rinse the pebbles and with clean water before use. NOTE. Do not add fine sands or smaller stones as it may reduce the effectiveness of water changing process or clog the overflow pipe.
7. Add de-chlorinated water into the main tank.
8. Place the Tank Cover (with LED light) over the tank and plug into power source.
9. Your tank is now ready to house your Betta!

Getting ready to plant

1. Slot the stems and into the pre-cut slits in the Hydroponics Sponge. Ensure that at least 1cm of the roots is is exposed from the sponge. (image 2)
2. Place the Hydroponics Sponge (with the plants already slotted in place to avoid damaging the stems and roots) into the Hydroponics Cup.
3. Gently rearrange the plants to your liking if necessary.

NOTE: If you need to remove the Hydroponics Cup, you have to firstly remove the Overflow Tube.