Seachem Tidal Filter Foam - 55 - 2 Pack


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The Seachem Tidal Filter Foam is designed for aquarium hobbyists using the Tidal Hang On Back filter series who require reliable mechanical filtration. This foam serves as the first line of defense in your filtration system, trapping organic waste and debris to maintain water clarity and protect biological media; however, it must be replaced periodically to ensure optimal flow and prevent clogs.
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Replace the foam when it shows signs of significant wear or when it no longer cleans effectively despite regular rinsing.
No. Never use soap or detergents, as these are toxic to fish and can destroy your biological filter colony.
Rinsing removes any loose fibers or dust from the manufacturing process, ensuring your water remains crystal clear from the start.
While it can house some bacteria, its primary purpose is mechanical filtration. Biological filtration is best handled by Seachem Matrix or similar biomedia.
The package contains two individual replacement foam units.
The foam is likely clogged with debris. Remove and rinse thoroughly under clean, dechlorinated water.
Ensure the foam is pushed completely to the bottom of the basket and that the filter media above it is properly seated.
Check if the foam is properly aligned in the basket or if it has reached its useful life limit and needs to be replaced.
Installation:
Compatibility:
This product is designed exclusively for the Seachem Tidal Hang On Back (HOB) Filter series. Ensure you verify that your specific model matches the filter size requirements.
Care:
Regular maintenance is the key to longevity. Rinse the foam during your routine tank maintenance using water from your aquarium or dechlorinated tap water. Avoid using harsh soaps or chemicals, as these will kill the beneficial bacteria living in your filter system. Replace the unit entirely when the structure begins to fall apart or when rinsing no longer restores adequate water flow.