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A detachable quarantine box specifically designed for aquarium keeping, suitable for guppies, bettas, isolating sick fish, rearing fry, and temporary breeding setups. It supports both “standalone quarantine” and “system integration” modes, providing flexible solutions to a wide range of aquarium needs.

Core Design (Addressing Key Pain Points)

1. Detachable Structure: The main body (quarantine chamber) and the base (filtration/support) can be quickly assembled and disassembled, enabling both “standalone quarantine” (e.g., observing new fish or isolating sick fish) and “system integration” (e.g., connecting to the main tank’s filtration system) modes.
2. Transparent Visibility: Made from high-transparency PC or acrylic material, allowing 360° observation of fish conditions with no visual blind spots.
3. Precise Filtration: The base is equipped with a quiet filtration module (or compatible with external filtration), providing independent water circulation to prevent fluctuations in the main tank’s water quality from affecting the quarantined fish.
4. Anti-Overflow Design: The top of the box features an anti-overflow lid (or a concealed anti-overflow mesh) to prevent fish from jumping out, making it ideal for highly active species.
5. Flexible Adaptability: Supports both hang-on-tank and submersible installation methods, accommodating various tank shapes (square, round, or long tanks).

Structural Details (Refer to the Yellow Quarantine Box in the Diagram)

• Main Chamber: Designed as a cube or fan-shaped structure, with observation windows and ventilation holes on the sides to ensure adequate oxygenation while minimizing water flow impact.
• Base Module: Includes a filtration compartment and pump (or sponge filter), connected to the main tank via tubing to achieve “external filtration with independent water circulation.”
• Separation Latches: A quick-release latch connects the main chamber and the base, allowing for easy opening with a single press—convenient for cleaning, water changes, or transferring fish.
• Anti-Overflow Lid: The top is fitted with a magnetic anti-overflow lid, with rounded edges that do not obstruct observation yet effectively prevent fish from jumping out.

Application Scenarios

• New Fish Quarantine: Isolate newly introduced fish for 7–14 days to monitor their health before introducing them to the main tank.
• Sick Fish Isolation: Isolate diseased fish for individual treatment to prevent cross-infection.
• Fry Rearing: Raise guppy fry and betta larvae separately to improve survival rates.
• Breeding Temporary Housing: Provide temporary housing for broodfish during gestation and for newly hatched fry to protect them from being eaten by larger fish in the main tank.