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This guide is for aquarium enthusiasts who want to effectively filter their water using Seachem's 'The Bag' filter media bag. The key benefit is its durable, welded construction that resists harsh chemicals, ensuring a long lifespan for your filtration. However, you must avoid overfilling the bag to prevent seam separation.
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The dimensions are 13 x 25.5 cm (5" x 9.5").
The mesh is rated at 180 microns.
The bag is resistant to bleach, caustics, and acids.
Yes, it is designed for use with various filtration media such as activated carbon and phosphate removers, and is particularly suited for Purigen.
Rinse the bag with clean water during water changes. Do not use harsh chemicals.
The lifespan of the bag depends on usage and care. The welded construction provides a long life, however it should be inspected regularly and replaced when necessary.
Replace the bag immediately.
Use the resealable locking closure.
Reduce the amount of media in the bag to prevent overfilling. Replace the bag if damage is significant.
Rinse the bag to remove trapped debris. Replace the bag if the flow remains restricted or the mesh is clogged.
To set up, simply fill the bag with your chosen filtration media and close it securely using the resealable closure. Ensure the bag is not overfilled. Place 'The Bag' within your filter system. Compatible with various filter types, including canister filters, sumps, and hang-on-back filters.
Care instructions include rinsing the bag with clean water during water changes. Avoid using harsh chemicals for cleaning. Inspect the bag regularly for any signs of damage or wear and tear, replacing it as needed to maintain optimal filtration performance.
