SuperFish Crystal Max Filter Media - 500ml


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SuperFish Crystal Max Filter Media is designed for serious aquarists looking to optimize their biological filtration system in both internal and external aquarium filters. This porous glass media provides an immense surface area for beneficial bacteria to thrive, resulting in superior water clarity and ecosystem stability. While it is an incredibly effective tool for accelerating tank cycling and boosting filtration capacity, it must be used as a biological medium rather than a mechanical pre-filter to prevent premature clogging.
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Yes, as long as the filter has a designated media compartment large enough to hold the glass rings.
Because it is made of durable glass, it does not need frequent replacement. It can remain in the filter for years.
No. Always use old aquarium water from your water change to clean the media to avoid killing the beneficial bacteria.
No, the glass material is chemically inert and will not alter your aquarium's pH or hardness.
Yes, it works effectively alongside chemical media like activated carbon or mechanical pads.
Check your mechanical pre-filter layers for clogs. If the pre-filter is clean, gently rinse the Crystal Max in aquarium water to remove debris.
Ensure the filter has adequate flow and that the media has not been cleaned with tap water, which can destroy the bacteria colony.
To set up your media, rinse the Crystal Max thoroughly in a bucket of dechlorinated aquarium water to remove any manufacturing dust before placing it into your filter basket. It is compatible with almost all canister, hang-on-back, and internal filters that feature a media chamber.
Regarding care, do not clean this media under tap water, as the chlorine will kill the beneficial bacteria. When performing filter maintenance, gently swirl the media in a bucket of tank water only if you notice a significant decrease in flow rate due to accumulation of organic waste. Otherwise, it is best left undisturbed to preserve the integrity of the biological colony.