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ReefUnderTheRoof

Aquarium Maintenance

Aquarium Maintenance

$120.00 USD
$120.00 USD
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    We Service All Types of Tanks in South West Chicago Suburbs (Will County, Dupage County, Kendall County, Grundy County)!

  - $108/ 1Hour Weekly Service Subscription

 - $114/ 1Hour Monthly Service Subscription

 - $120/ 1Hour One Time Service

    We can clean your aquarium, add new fish and supplies, at regularly scheduled times that are convenient for you or provide that occasional cleaning when needed.

    Our professional Aquatic Technicians will arrive with all the tools and equipment needed to provide quick, neat and thorough service to your aquatic display. We follow a rigorous schedule, which includes:

  • Test water chemistry, including pH, alkalinity, salinity, and trace elements
  • Comprehensive evaluation of fish and coral/plant health
  • Systematic evaluation of filter and service
  • Partial water exchanges to keep aquatic life at its peak health
  • Detailed cleaning of rock and  display elements
  • Inspect all equipment
  • Clean aquarium glass inside and out

Shipping & Returns

Shipping Policy

We are not liable for shipping delays due to inclement weather, and or any other shipping liability.

We are not liable for delays caused by shipping companies.

We are not liable for any damages that might occur whilst your items are in transit in route for delivery.

Shipping to US only!

DOA Policy (Dead On Arrival)

If a coral is DOA please take a picture within two(2) hours of delivery and email it to reefundertheroof@yahoo.com with your order number. A refund of the coral will be issued as store credit or can be replaced with your next order.

Care Instructions

When acclimating your new coral I recommend placing it lower in the tank to prevent shock due to high lighting. If your coral turns brown It could be due to a lack of light or excess NO3 & PO4. If your coral turns white or pale it could be excess light or lack of nutrients. I recommend giving a coral several weeks to adjust to it's new location before moving it.

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