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Aquarium Filter Media

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Browse biological and chemical filter media for aquariums, including ceramic media, activated carbon, peat and filter floss, plus media bags. For fitted replacement cartridges, foams and inserts, see Filter Cartridges & Foams.

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biOrb Pearl Biological Filter Media 1kg

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Features A smooth biological filter media.  Especially suited to fish that feed at the bottom of the aquarium. The pearls provide a home for benef...

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Oase Peat Filter Media 1 Litre

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humic acid release algae growth inhibiting Promoting an acidic environment pH-stabilizing

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Aquadreams Activated Filter Carbon 125g

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The use of Aqua Dreams Activated Filter Carbon in aquarium filtration systems is an effective way of removing contaminants such as metal ions and dyes

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Choose filter media for the job it needs to do

Mechanical media traps particles, biological media provides surfaces for the filter's bacteria, and chemical media has more specific uses. Identify the problem or maintenance task before choosing a new aquarium filter medium.

Check the available space, recommended quantity and whether the material needs a media bag. Follow the instructions for preparation and placement within your filter, and consider how a change will affect the established filtration system.

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