Fluval Clear Max Phosphate Remover 300g - 3 x 100g - treats 3 x 100L,Brown

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The porous cores of the BioMax Rings should also give plenty of surface area to grow nitrifying bacteria. You can place the zeolite and carbon mix on the top grey basket if you have the 106, 206, 306, 107, 207 or 307. The Zeo-Carb can be placed in either of the top two baskets of the 406 and 407. You should methodically rinse the mix before usage.

The Sea Total Clear can be positioned in the top most media baskets of the 106, 206, 306, 107, 207 and 307 canisters. If you have a 406 or 407 canister, you can use either of the top two media baskets. Before putting it in, make sure you thoroughly rinse the substance. This product can detoxify ammonia from the water while also helping to prevent the growth of algae. It is completely safe for all fish, plants, and animals that might be present in your pond. It will also serve as a nutritional supplement for the bacteria living in your biological filter within the tank or the pond.By using both, you will give your tank everything it needs. But remember, both of these filters don't need to be used constantly. Most of the time, you only need to add these to your filter model when there is a problem in the tank based on your water tests. For example, if there's high nitrate levels in your tank, then you might opt for using Fluval Clearmax in your filter for a month to reduce the levels. Likewise, if you have high levels of heavy metal in your tank, then choosing Fluval Carbon will help reduce those levels. You should place the rings on the bottom most grey basket of the 106 and 107 canisters. You can put the BioMax on the middle basket of the 206, 306, 207 and 307 canisters. For the 406 and 407 canisters, you should set the rings on the second most-bottom basket. Make sure you thoroughly rinse off any particles before putting these rings in the basket. The product is designed to last up to 6 months, which is longer than most other water conditioners on the market. It comes in a small bottle of 8.45 fluid ounces, which might not be enough for very large tanks but will suffice for most regular-sized fish tanks. The safe nitrate level in an aquarium depends on a few factors, including the type of fish you have and the other inhabitants of your tank. If you have sensitive fish, or fish that are prone to diseases, you’ll want to keep your nitrate levels as low as possible. You can place the carbon in the very top grey media baskets of the 106, 206, 306, 107, 207 and 307 in addition to either of the top two baskets of the 406 and 407. Make sure you meticulously rinse the carbon before using it in your filter.

Fluval recommend cleaning the sponge every three months and replacing every six months. Based on our experience, you do not need to replace the sponge at all unless it starts to break apart. Otherwise, the Bio-Foam+ will remain effective for many years with the occasional rinsing.You should place the Phosphate Remover in the top grey media basket if you have the 106, 206, 306, 107, 207 or 307. For fish keepers who have the 406 or 407, you can put the pads in either the top two media baskets. Otherwise, if you’re treating smaller tanks of about 15-20 gallons, you may find water conditioners as a better alternative. Essentially, water conditioners are substances that break down toxins and dangerous chemicals in the water due to their enzymes. They make a perfect solution for somewhat smaller and cleaner tanks, where there isn’t a very high volume of harmful substances in the water. Our Verdicts All you need in this case is the best nitrate remover for your freshwater or saltwater aquarium! In this buying guide will discuss the different types of nitrate removers available and help you decide which one is right for you. We’ll also provide a few tips on choosing the best nitrate remover for your specific needs. So read on to learn more! You should replace the ClearMax on a monthly basis. Of course, you can adjust depending on what your water test kit is showing. If you want to get rid of phosphate from your tank, then you should use the Phosphate Remover. For the uninformed, excess phosphate will lead to algae bloom. The pads will also capture small particles from the water.