Description
🐟Why need a wavemake pump?To avoid the fish tank’s lifelessness,create waves to increase the fish’s movement, make the fish increase vitalityand more beautiful.Wavemakers help to circulate the water in youraquarium where is does not typically move. The water in this area is lessoxygenated and can affect the overall balance of your tank.Wavemakerscounterbalance this, distributing oxygen.At the same time,avoid the accumulation of dirt in the fish tank,which is difficult to clean.
🐟Encrypted thickened filter cover and makes strong waves:Durable, reinforced ABS case, with a cover which protects thefish without affecting water intake,simulates thenatural currents of rivers or oceans, providing a healthier and morenatural like habitat for your fish.The wavemaker will allow the tallplants to move fluidly, giving the aquarium a more natural look.
🐟Strong magnetic suction cup,propeller design:new upgrade increases the suction cup,making the adsorption more stable.increase the shock absorber nail design,reduce vibration,ultra-silence.optimize the angle of the propeller, more powerful,constructed of Anti-corrosion titanium impellers, wear-resistant,Suitable for freshwater and saltwater aquariums
🐟360°rotation adjustable and totally submersible and oil-free motor:360°easily adjust the direction of the water flow, no dead angle,Anti-reverse, effectively control overturn, protect the motor from damage.Environmental protection motor avoid pollution to the living circumstance.Small profile so it doesn’t take up much space in the tank.
🐟Precautions for use: Because the bottom is a strong magnet,please gently slide the magnet into position. Please refer to the installation method in the figure.Your wavemaker MUST totallysubmersed into the water. Run dry water pump is easy to break.If you find that the wave-making power is very weak or not work, please check whether there is a reversal. If so, re-plug the socket several times to restore it to normal.One year warranty, if have any question please contact customer service.
