JBL Symec micro

Quick removal of micro-fine cloudiness in freshwater and saltwater aquariums: high-quality microfleece for use in aquarium filters
Item no. 6238700
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11.14 EUR

Price incl. 23 VAT plus Delivery
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Product features

  • Fast removal of finest types of cloudiness in freshwater and marine aquariums: quality microfibre fleece for the use in aquarium filters
  • Easy to use: individual cut of fleece mat (suitable for all filters). Inlay as last filter stage. Remove material after 12, latest after 24 hours (added fleece indicates how much cloudiness has been removed)
  • Crystal-clear water: filters off floating algae, finest types of clouding and all particles of 1/1000 mm upwards, including white spot disease swarmers
  • No release of pollutants - water-neutral synthetic fibre
  • Contents: 1 microfibre fleece mat 25x74 for aquarium filters
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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.

  • Can filter wool or filter fleece be washed out and reused?

    Filter wool (such as JBL Symec) and filter fleece in particular, such as JBL Symec VL and micro, are suitable for fine filtration of fine to micro-fine cloudiness in the water. The material is usually only used for 24 hours and then removed again. It is a disposable filter material. It clogs easily and thus restricts the water flow. Washing it out will only be partially successful and will also put additional strain on the water, as the substances collected in it will decompose. By using it for a short time and removing it quickly, you not only have clear water, but also remove unwanted particles, which in turn contain nutrients, from the water.

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