Experience the superior performance of the Bubble Magus QQ1 HOB Protein Skimmer, a compact and efficient solution designed for aquariums where space is at a premium. This skimmer boasts a hang-on-back (HOB) design, perfect for aquariums that lack the capacity for a conventional in-sump skimmer.
What sets the QQ1 apart is its smart, user-friendly design. It effortlessly perches on the edge of your aquarium, eliminating the need for complex magnets or brackets to keep it in place. Its diminutive footprint ensures it seamlessly blends into your aquarium's backdrop without disrupting the beauty of your aquascape.
An included foam bubble trap helps to prevent micro-bubbles from escaping into the display, maintaining the pristine appearance of your aquarium. The Bubble Magus QQ1 is designed with easy maintenance in mind; both the collection cup and the skimmer body can be disassembled quickly for cleaning and upkeep.
Key Features:
1. Hang-on-back design: Perfect for sumpless aquariums where space is limited.
2. Easy installation: No need for brackets or magnets. Simply hang it on the rim of your tank.
3. Reliable needle-wheel pump: Ensures consistent performance.
4. Designed for aquariums up to 25 gallons: Perfect for small to medium-sized home aquariums.
Specifications:
- Recommended Aquarium Size: Suitable for aquariums up to 25 gallons.
- Dimensions: Compact size of 5.8”L x 4.4”W x 10.5”H fits perfectly in small spaces.
- Maximum Rim Thickness: Can accommodate rims up to ⅝” thick.
- Maximum Height Above Rim: Maximum extension of 8.5" above the rim.
- Pump Model: Comes with the reliable SP600 pump model.
- Power Consumption: Operates efficiently at 8.5 Watts @120VAC, 60Hz.
- Air Draw: Features a robust air draw of 120 LPH.
With the Bubble Magus QQ1 HOB Protein Skimmer, you're investing in a reliable, space-saving solution that enhances the health and appearance of your aquarium. Order yours today and experience the difference this powerful skimmer makes in maintaining the ideal conditions for your aquatic inhabitants.
