JBL NitratEx Filter Media - Freshwater - 250ml


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JBL NitratEx is designed for freshwater aquarium enthusiasts seeking to rapidly remove nitrate and combat unwanted algae. This filter media offers a simple, effective solution for maintaining clean and healthy water, benefiting both fish and plants. Keep in mind that it is exclusively for freshwater aquariums and requires regeneration with sodium chloride.
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Regenerate when nitrate levels start to rise again. This depends on your aquarium's conditions and the amount of pollutants.
No, JBL NitratEx is only suitable for freshwater aquariums.
Soak the used filter media in a sodium chloride (table salt) solution. Refer to the product packaging for specific instructions.
No, it primarily removes nitrate. Other filter media may be required for other pollutants.
One pack treats up to 200 L. Refer to the product packaging for specific dosage instructions.
Place the filter bag containing JBL NitratEx in a location where water flows through it, typically after mechanical filtration.
The lifespan depends on the nitrate load in your aquarium and how often you regenerate it. It can be regenerated multiple times.
Check water parameters and confirm the nitrate levels are being reduced. Consider other potential causes of algae growth, such as excessive lighting or overfeeding.
Check the filter media's condition. Regenerate the media with sodium chloride according to the instructions. Verify proper placement within the filter.
Rinse the filter media before use. This is common when first used. Ensure proper water flow through the filter.