IOAOI Aquarium Acclimation Box For Fish And Corals

Improve survival rates during transitions by enabling slow, controlled introduction of new livestock into established water parameters for a safer, more stress-free acclimation process.

Comfortable Acclimation Box for Easy Monitoring

• Reliable Hanging Design: Features a 1-inch wide handle that clips securely onto the rim of most glass or acrylic tanks, helping keep new fish in a controlled space during acclimation.
• Accurate Dimensions: Compact size measuring 7 5/8” x 3 3/8” x 6 1/2” deep fits various setup layouts.
• Clear Visibility: Constructed from high-quality transparent acrylic for easy monitoring so you can keep a close eye on behavior without disturbance.
• Drip Method Ready: Engineered to work with standard airline tubing (not included) for controlled volume increases and a smoother transition after shipping.
• Versatile Usage: Effective for saltwater reefs, freshwater tanks, coral fragments, shrimp, and other invertebrates during introducing new fish or livestock.

Sizing & Maintenance: Clean with mild soap before first use. Confirm vertical clearance within your stand before installation.

FAQ

How long can you keep a fish in an acclimation box?
Keep fish in the box only as long as needed for a safe, stress-free acclimation and observation period, based on water conditions and behavior.

What is an acclimation box?
An acclimation box is a controlled space used to help new fish or corals adjust comfortably to an established aquarium before full release.

Should you feed fish after acclimation?
Feeding depends on the fish and its condition, but many aquarists wait until the fish settles in and shows normal behavior.

How long to let fish acclimate before putting in a tank?
Acclimation time varies, but the goal is a gradual, seamless transition that reduces the risk of shock from sudden changes in water temperature and parameters.

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