Xiaomi's Mijia Smart Fish Tank 2 Pro is now available for crowdfunding on Youpin, following last week's pre-order rollout.
The campaign runs until August 31, with a crowdfunding price of 599 yuan (about $90).
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Enhanced Filtration System
The main upgrade is the water circulation system, which passes water through several layers of filter media in a set order.
This step-by-step filtration catches impurities more effectively, preventing backflow and dead spots.
The bio-filter cartridge uses a U-shaped water path to extend water travel, giving beneficial bacteria more time to purify.
A separate layered filter box first catches fish waste and leftover food, while filter cotton traps smaller particles.
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The multi-functional water inlet chamber uses a multi-stage flow guide for even water distribution.
It also includes a 5W waterproof expansion port for accessories like a UV lamp or heating rod.
The pump features an all-copper four-pole brushless motor with low-magnetic-loss circular silicon steel plates.
Widened inlet grille and impeller channel reduce clogging, while a low-resistance ceramic shaft and sound-insulating cotton minimize noise.
Smart Features and Controls
The front has a 1.47-inch color LCD showing water temperature, equipment status, and alerts.
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An automatic feeder works in manual or smart mode, and the Xiao Home app sends notifications for any issues.
Through the app, users can feed fish remotely, adjust the pump, monitor temperature, and set auto shut-off when the lid opens.
Xiao Ai voice control allows turning lights on and off with a command.
The system automatically adjusts lighting, filtration, and operation based on tank runtime, fish species, and headcount.
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This model is a step up from the original Mijia Smart Fish Tank, which had simpler filtration and no LCD.
