Fluvial Ceramic Media

Provides superior biological filtration.

Fluvial ceramic media.

While some ceramic rings come with their own filter media bag others come loose. External filtration media g series media 42 99 designed specifically for fluval g series filters ceramic g nodes feature a complex pore system that allows beneficial bacterial to thrive. The diversified water flow allows establishment of biological activity on the surface of the rings adding to the overall biological action on ammonia and nitrite. Many filter kits already include ceramic rings in the box.

Biomax ceramic rings have a complex pore system where beneficial bacteria can thrive. The most common one is activated carbon which eliminates dissolved organic compounds from aquarium water. Fluval offers quality aquarium products such as filters using foam sponges or biological media air pumps heaters lights and a variety of replacement parts. The biomax media inserts have more capacity than most biological filter media and allow ideal water movement throughout the media to ensure optimal contact time for efficient biological filtration.

For freshwater and marine aquariums. The advantage of these rings over a pad is they are less likely to get clogged. Simply add them to your aquarium filter. With more capacity than most biological filter media biomax helps reduce ammonia and nitrite.

They also last much longer than filter pads and sponges and often work for years before needing. Find fluval fx4 fx6 and external canister filters and a variety of underwater filtration systems plus replacement media at petsmart. Fluval pre filter consists of inert solid ceramic rings used to trap large and medium solid particles before they clog the finer sieves of the modules above. The filter s motor forces water through the pile of rings where debris gets collected.

If your filter didn t come with any ceramic rings or you want to purchase more grab some here or from your local fish store they are very affordable. Fluval biomax bio rings have a complex pore system creating an optimal environment where beneficial bacteria can thrive. They are similar to the ceramic fluval media below but are smaller in size. The most popular types of biological filter media are bio balls and ceramic rings and we shall learn more about them through bio balls vs ceramic rings comparison.

Using ceramic rings couldn t be easier.