Inert ceramic material with open flow architecture and largest use-able surface area. Higher efficiency relative to conventional media results requirements to achieve treat NH4-N and NO3-N. Most technically advanced bio-filtration media. The surface of the block is a microporous and has a large specific surface area. It is suitable for the growth of various microorganisms and forms a stable and highly active biofilm on its surface. The three-dimensional void (3D) formed by the sphere and the sphere produces a powerful bactericidal effect. They are a great base for sponge growth, micro-fauna, and even coral frags. Bio-Filter Block will work in sumps, trickle filters, wet/dry filters, hang on the back filters or directly in the tank. Suitable for use in fresh, marine and pond water!
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