10L Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor (MBBR) Filter Media - 64 Holes - Water Quality Purification & Management - Aquarium - Moving Bed Biological Filter Media

Odor, Cloudiness, Water Changes
Greatly reduces the three major aquarium concerns!
The new standard for water purification: Moving Bed Bio-Filtration Media!

Moving bed filtration media utilizes MBBR (Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor) technology. By forming and moving a biofilm on its surface, it can efficiently break down organic matter, ammonia, and other harmful substances in the water, making it a must-have item for aquarists.

[High-Efficiency, High-Performance Filtration Media Used by Professionals]
This high-performance filtration media has a proven track record in fish farms and sewage treatment.
Its overwhelming surface area is designed for easy bacterial colonization. The entire surface area of the filter comes into contact with the aquarium water, and the bacteria living on the surface efficiently break down harmful substances.
Its ultra-lightweight and highly fluid design makes it easy to use.

[Maintenance-Free]
The water flow automatically cleans the media, freeing you from the hassle of regular filter maintenance.
Once installed, the media itself moves and comes into contact with the water, preventing stagnant areas and efficiently maintaining oxygen circulation. It is also less prone to the growth of anaerobic bacteria, making it maintenance-free and significantly reducing management costs.

[Durable HDPE Material]
Made from high-density polyethylene, it is resistant to degradation and crumbling, making it difficult to break even with repeated collisions between media pieces during fluidization.
No components leach out, so it is suitable for both freshwater and saltwater aquariums.
You can use it with peace of mind for a long time.

[How to Use]
Add this product to your filter and create water flow using aeration or a circulator to make it move within the water.

*Recommended Usage: Add up to a maximum amount equivalent to half the volume of water in your filter tank.
(For a 100-liter tank, the maximum recommended amount is 50 liters.)
It is recommended to start with a smaller amount and adjust the quantity while observing the fluidization.