JBL Sintomec

Biological degradation of pollutants in freshwater and saltwater aquariums: Bio-sintered glass rings for use in aquarium filters
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20.86 EUR

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Base price 46.36 EUR / kg
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Product features

  • Biological breakdown of pollutants in fresh and saltwater aquariums: sintered bio-glass rings for the use in aquariums
  • Easy to use: insert bio-filter rings as second last filter stage.
  • Intensive water clarifying thanks to biological filtering: microorganisms settle inside the filter material and break down pollutants
  • Extremely effective: conical tunnel pores and 5 mm wall thickness create ideal surface of 1200 m²/l for beneficial microorganisms to settle
  • Package contents: glass rings with 5 mm inner hole diameter, 450 g incl. net bag for filling

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  • How often should the bio-sintered glass filter materials for aquarium filters be cleaned?

    The highly porous surface of the bio-sintered glass in ring or ball form (JBL SintoMec or JBL MicroMec) is not only colonized by beneficial filter bacteria, but also becomes clogged with sludge and other residues over time, inhibiting the bacteria's work and, in the worst case, bringing it to a standstill. It is therefore advisable to rinse the material in a bucket of skimmed aquarium water every 4-8 weeks, depending on the degree of contamination. This prevents the filter bacteria from being damaged too badly and removes any coarse dirt. If possible, do not clean the entire filter, but only in sections.

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