JBL PhosEx ultra

Removal of phosphate from aquariums: Filter media for use in aquarium filters
Item no. 6254100
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14.46 EUR

Price incl. 0 VAT plus Delivery
Base price 42.53 EUR / kg
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Product features

  • Removal of phosphate from aquariums: filter material for the use in aquarium filters
  • To use: fill filter material into universal bag and place it in the aquarium
  • Insoluble iron compound; no release of any substances into the water
  • For fresh and saltwater: 340 g for the permanent binding of 18,000 mg phosphate.
  • Package contents: PhosEx ultra 340 g, incl. net bag, clip
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You’ll find answers to the most frequently asked questions in our FAQ section. If you can’t find what you’re looking for here, please don’t hesitate to contact us directly – we’ll be happy to help.

  • After using JBL PhosEx ultra, my tank water is coloured brownish-red.

    One can assume that JBL PhosEx ultra was not washed out prior to use. _x000D_ _x000D_ Rinse the net bag with JBL PhosEx ultra under flowing water before using for the first time in order to remove dust particles which cannot be entirely avoided due to transport, etc. _x000D_ _x000D_ Do a larger water change of about 50 - 60 %, take JBL PhosEx ultra out of the filter and rinse the granules thoroughly once more. If possible, reduce the filter flow rate for several hours, making sure that the oxygen supply is ensured, so that any particles which may still be present can be deposited and then removed with a gravel cleaner.

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