FISH RETAILING SYSTEM
No more jimmy-rigging tubs and fi lters, and no more worrying about the spread of disease.
System: • Separate mechanical and biological fi ltration for each unit
• Completely self-contained units help prevent the spreading of disease between multiple systems
66” Features: • 160-gallon capacity
• Durable, double-walled polyethylene construction • Bright blue color, allowing fi sh to be viewed easily • Built in backfl ush and drain line Includes:
44” 31.5”
• 1000 GPH magnetic drive pump • Upfl ow fi lter containing fi lter pads and BioBalls ™ • Compressor and air diffuser • Hinged aluminum framed protective net • Sign and sign holder
Base of unit is molded like a pallet to allow it to be moved around easily.
• Owners manual including step-by-step guide for successfully retailing fi sh
POND SALT
• Installation DVD Fish Retailing System Unit Weight: 210 lbs. #99066
Upfl ow fi lter contains fi lter pads and BioBalls™
Storage area or housing for air compressor or optional UVC
Pump chamber houses 1,000 GPH magnetic pump
Aquascape Pond Salt helps reduce the effects of elevated nitrite levels toxic to pond fi sh. Aquascape Pond Salt helps restore natural electrolytes allowing proper gill func- tion when pond fi sh are under stress. Also helps repair and promote a natural slime coat necessary for disease prevention.
Pond Salt 2 lb.
1 container contains up to 8 scoops Treats up to 800 gal./3,027 liters Unit Weight: 2.5 lbs. #99416
Pond Salt 9 lb.
1 container contains up to 29 scoops Treats up to 2900 gal./10,974 liters Unit Weight: 9.5 lbs. #99417
Pond Salt 40 lb.
1 container contains up to 130 scoops Treats up to 13,000 gal./49,205 liters Unit Weight: 40 lbs. #40003
Product # 99507
Bottom Drain molded into the unit
REPLACEMENT PARTS Product Name
High Surface Area Fish Retail System Filter Mat
#99507
for a complete list of replacement parts see price list found on our website
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