Two Little Fishies PhosBan 150g. Largest adsorption capacity of any phosphate filtering media. Ferric oxide hydroxide-based granules also adsorb organics and other pollutants.
Two Little Fishies Phosban
PhosBan from Two Little Fishies is a favored chemical filter media because it will not leach substances back into your aquarium.
Largest adsorption capacity of any phosphate filtering media. Ferric oxide hydroxide-based granules also adsorb organics and other pollutants.
Use just like activated carbon; filter bag included. Non-toxic and lasts several months in typical aquariums. Great for saltwater and freshwater aquariums.
For best results, use with a TLF Phosban Reactor 150 or 550.
Phosphate removing filter media permanently removes phosphate
Non-toxic filter media lasts several months in typical aquariums
Great for both saltwater and freshwater aquariums
PhosBan can be rinsed briefly before use, but since it is friable, do NOT stir the granules, which would pulverise them.
Put PhosBan in a tightly-packed media bag or between two layers of fine filter floss in any kind of flow-through filter or filter chamber so that the water is directed through it diffusely.
PhosBan is best used in an up-flow filter such as the PhosBan Reactor, but the flow must be reduced sufficiently to prevent the granules from tumbling, which would grind them into powder.
Two Little Fishies Phosban
PhosBan from Two Little Fishies is a favored chemical filter media because it will not leach substances back into your aquarium.
Largest adsorption capacity of any phosphate filtering media. Ferric oxide hydroxide-based granules also adsorb organics and other pollutants.
Use just like activated carbon; filter bag included. Non-toxic and lasts several months in typical aquariums. Great for saltwater and freshwater aquariums.
For best results, use with a TLF Phosban Reactor 150 or 550.
Phosphate removing filter media permanently removes phosphate
Non-toxic filter media lasts several months in typical aquariums
Great for both saltwater and freshwater aquariums
PhosBan can be rinsed briefly before use, but since it is friable, do NOT stir the granules, which would pulverise them.
Put PhosBan in a tightly-packed media bag or between two layers of fine filter floss in any kind of flow-through filter or filter chamber so that the water is directed through it diffusely.
PhosBan is best used in an up-flow filter such as the PhosBan Reactor, but the flow must be reduced sufficiently to prevent the granules from tumbling, which would grind them into powder.