JBL Micromec

Biological degradation of pollutants in freshwater and saltwater aquariums: Bio-sintered glass balls for use in aquarium filters
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Item no. 6254800
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21.98 EUR

Price incl. 23 VAT plus Delivery
Base price 33.82 EUR / kg
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  • Biological breakdown of pollutants in fresh and saltwater aquariums: sintered bio-glass balls for the use in aquarium filters
  • Easy to use: use biological sintered glass balls inside the second last filter stage.
  • Intensive water clarification through bio-filtering: microorganisms settle on the filter material and break down pollutants
  • Highly effective: conical tunnel pores create ideal settling area of 1500 m2/l for beneficial microorganisms. Intensive breakdown of ammonium and nitrite
  • Package contents: glass balls with approx. Ø 1.4 cm, 650 g incl. net bag for filling

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  • After adding Micromec, a whitish cloudiness appears in the aquarium

    This indicates that MicroMec was transferred to a filter basket after being removed from the plastic bag, but was not rinsed well under running water to remove any abrasion caused by transport. Other causes could be improper replacement of the filter media, which weakened the bacterial culture too much and led to bacterial blooms. This is not related to the product MicroMec. Other causes could be improper replacement of the filter media, which weakened the bacterial culture too much and led to bacterial blooms. This is not related to the JBL MicroMec product.

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