Evolution Aqua Kaldnes K+ Floating Bio Media - 25 Litres, White

Top quality Evolution Aqua bio media. 25 litre Evolutions Aquas new filtration media, the K+ Media...

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This guide is for aquarium and pond owners looking to improve their water filtration. Evolution Aqua K+ Bio Media offers superior biological filtration, promoting a healthier aquatic environment. A key benefit is the self-cleaning design, which reduces maintenance. However, it's essential to ensure proper filter volume for optimal performance.

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ColourWhite
BrandEvolution Aqua

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FAQs

How much K+ Media do I need?

50 Litres of K+ media will handle up to 250 grammes of food per day.

Does K+ Media require cleaning?

K+ Media is designed to be self-cleaning. The constant movement helps to remove debris. However, you should periodically inspect the filter.

What is the lifespan of K+ Media?

K+ Media is durable and designed for long-term use, providing many years of effective filtration.

Can I use K+ Media in any filter?

K+ Media is best suited for moving bed filtration systems.

How do I start the beneficial bacteria growth?

You can add a bacterial starter culture or allow the media to colonize naturally over time.

What are the dimensions of each media piece?

Each piece has a diameter of 10.5mm and a length of 8mm.

What is the total surface area?

1,350 m² per m³.

What is the protected surface area?

1,025 m² per m³.

Troubleshooting

Cloudy water

Check if the filter is overloaded with waste. Adjust feeding habits or increase the media volume.

Slow bacteria development

Ensure proper water parameters (pH, temperature) for bacteria growth. Introduce a bacterial starter culture.

Media not moving

Adjust the water flow or air pump to increase movement. Check for any blockages within the filter.

Ineffective filtration

Check the filter for any blockages and ensure it's not overloaded. Test your water parameters to see if levels are within recommended ranges.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Promotes crystal-clear water conditions.
  • Requires minimal maintenance due to its self-cleaning properties.
  • Provides a large surface area for beneficial bacteria growth.
  • Enhances the overall health of aquatic life.
  • Efficiently removes harmful substances from the water.
  • Suitable for both new and established filtration systems.

Cons

  • Requires an appropriate filter volume to function effectively.
  • May require initial setup to ensure proper movement within the filter.
  • Not suitable for static filter systems.
  • Performance is dependent on water flow and aeration.
  • Initial investment cost may be higher compared to some other media types.
  • Requires time for bacteria colonization to reach optimal levels.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Preparation: Ensure your filter is compatible with a moving bed filtration system.
  2. Placement: Add the K+ Media to your filter, allowing for adequate space for movement.
  3. Water Flow: Adjust the water flow rate to ensure the media moves freely but does not escape the filter.
  4. Aeration: Ensure sufficient aeration to provide oxygen for the beneficial bacteria.
  5. Compatibility: K+ Media is compatible with various filter types and aquatic environments.
  6. Care: Due to its self-cleaning design, K+ Media requires minimal maintenance. However, regularly inspect the filter for any obstructions and monitor water parameters. Avoid using harsh chemicals that could harm the beneficial bacteria.

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