Nitrate Reactor Media

…method of removing nitrates from the aquarium. The BRS Reactor makes it easy to implement by doing away with with thumbs screws, foam pads or leaky lids common with other reactors. The reactor will hold up to 350mL (~1.5 cups) of biopellets. Features & Benefits Nitrate is consumed by bacteria…

…inexpensive fluidized reactor and a pump. Maintaining low nitrates is key to maintaining the best coral coloration, healthy fish and avoiding algae outbreaks. Fish foods and resulting waste eventually break down into nitrates. Aquarists primary method of dealing with nitrate removal is water…

…Biopellet Reactor and corresponding quantity of BRS Biopellets to fill the reactor. Solid carbon dosing (biopellets) has become a popular method of removing nitrates from the aquarium. The exact method of denitration can be different for each tank but it mainly consists of a few things: Nitrate…

…the media inside the reactor. Water is introduced into the bottom of the filter and then gravity pushes it upward through the media and back out into your tank.AquaMaxx Fluidized Media Reactors are computer designed, precision-cut and made of polished A-class acrylic. All AquaMaxx media reactors are…

…be placed so as to maximize the flow of water through it. It may be used in a media reactor, canister filter, box filter, or any high flow area of your sump where water can be effectively directed through the media. Matrix is sufficiently large that no filter bag should be required for most…

…nitrate can be processed much more efficiently compared to the more passive flow through live rock. De-nitrate is also an excellent media for aerobic nitrification and can significantly increase the biological filtration capacity of the system when added to an area of the sump, a media reactor, or…

…dark brown or black. For best results, Purigen should be placed so as to maximize the flow of water through it. It may be used in a media reactor, canister filter media chamber, box filter, or any high flow area of a trickle filter. Regeneration Soak in a 1:1 bleach:water solution for 24 hours in a…

…the media inside the reactor. Water is introduced into the bottom of the filter and then gravity pushes it upward through the media and back out into your tank.AquaMaxx Fluidized Media Reactors are computer designed, precision-cut and made of polished A-class acrylic. All AquaMaxx media reactors are…

…consumes nitrates and processes them down into nitrogen gas Nitrate laden Bacteria is consumed by tank inhabitants like corals and sponges Depending on the system it should take 4-8 weeks for the bacteria population to multiply and begin its work on your nitrates. Once you have the reactor going we…

…maintaining ultra low nitrates and phosphate has shown to increase coral coloration, growth rates and vitality. All you need to get started with the Zeovit system is a reactor and the Basic Four: Zeolites The KZ ZEOvit ZEOlight mix is the primary media used in the reactor. The mix consists of three…

…curing time while populating the rock with beneficial bacteria. Phosphate Minus High-quality phosphate and silica removal media that can be used in a fluidized reactor for fresh and saltwater tanks. Aquaforest Phosphate minus is essentially GFO that has been rinsed to remove any fines and…

…hobbyists remove nitrates and phosphates from reef aquarium systems.Adding a biopellet reactor to your reef aquarium filtration system will improve the water quality for fish and other marine life. Biopellets initiate a more efficient denitrification process that removes nitrate and phosphate from…

…conventional media results in smaller space requirements to achieve equivalent denitrification. May be employed to rapidly decrease nitrate in even the most heavily-stocked systems. Eliminates the need to perform water changes that are carried out for the express purpose of decreasing nitrate in an…

…ppm nitrite, and 20 ppm nitrate in 24-48 hours. If the aquarium is overstocked or fed heavily, the build-up of ammonia, nitrite and nitrate may occur as fast it can be removed by Nitra-Zorb. Nitrate levels may be so high that they are well above the maximum level on nitrate test kits. It may be…

…continued nitrate removal. In all cases, the use of a mechanical pre-filter to remove particulate organic material from water prior to its interaction with this media will prolong effectiveness. Fluidized-bed filtration: follow instructions of filter manufacturer for optimal volume of media to use…

…consumes nitrates and processes them down into nitrogen gas Nitrate laden Bacteria is consumed by tank inhabitants like corals and sponges Depending on the system it should take 4-8 weeks for the bacteria population to multiply and begin its work on your nitrates. Once you have the reactor going we…

…conventional media results in smaller space requirements to achieve equivalent denitrification. May be employed to rapidly decrease nitrate in even the most heavily-stocked systems. Eliminates the need to perform water changes that are carried out for the express purpose of decreasing nitrate in an…

…maximum longevity.Formulated utilizing extensive data compiled by microbiologists. Benefits Rapid reduction of organic carbon, ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, and phosphate. Digestion of uneaten/undigested food, excreta, detritus, and other latent organic material, resulting in cleaner and healthier…

…These bioplastics release organic food which promotes the development of bacteria. This bacteria then removes the nitrates and phosphate as well as acting as a food source for filter-feeding invertebrates. NPX Bioplastics are granular media made from biodegradable polymers Use in a fluidized reactor

…contribute to the nitrate level and can contribute to excess algae growth. Capturing and removing organics ultimately reduces nitrate buildup in the aquarium. Features Quickly reduces dissolved organics Polishes water and increases clarity Changes color as it works Includes media bag Can be…

…the reactor. The Aquamaxx BioMaxx Biopellets Reactor also includes a special plate on the lid to keep media within the reactor without the need for sponges. Features A-class acrylic construction Extremely efficient, reliable and affordable Easy to setup and maintain Ideal for nitrate and phosphate…

Prevent algae breakouts by removing the nitrates and phosphates in your reef tank. NO3:PO4-X Nitrate & Phosphate Reducer from Red Sea is a complex of carbons each with a different strain of microorganisms in a reef ready solution. Three Sizes Available 500mL 1000mL 5000mL Red Sea's NO3:PO4-x is…

…the media inside the reactor. Water is introduced into the bottom of the filter and then gravity pushes it upward through the media and back out into your tank.AquaMaxx Fluidized Media Reactors are computer designed, precision-cut and made of polished A-class acrylic. All AquaMaxx media reactors are…

…higher nitrate levels. Long lasting: media lasts up to 2-3 years Units can be easily refilled or serviced Can be used for freshwater or saltwater AquaMaxx TS-3 Sulfur Denitrator uses an up-flow design to maximize efficiency and reduce clogging. With a seamless body, removable lid for quick media…

…into filter cartridge as directed by filter manufacturer. Passive filtration: Place Xport-PO4 loosely in an 800µm mesh filter bag and locate in an area of low- to medium-flow. Media reactors: If placing Xport-PO4 into a media reactor, ensure that the media remains "static" and non-moving.

…NPX from Two Little Fishies. When used in conjunction with NPX Bioplastics or other biopellets and a protein skimmer, Bactiv8 NPX will help remove nitrate and phosphate from your reef tank. Cultured naturally occurring marine heterotrophic microbes Helps promote the decomposition of organic wast in…

…conventional media results in smaller space requirements to achieve equivalent denitrification. May be employed to rapidly decrease nitrate in even the most heavily-stocked systems. Eliminates the need to perform water changes that are carried out for the express purpose of decreasing nitrate in an…

…performing regular water changes will prolong the effectiveness of Purit. Media Reactor Use:Load Puritinto filter cartridge, or into in-line media housing, as directed by filter manufacturer. Some canisters may require that the media be housed inside a mesh bag, within the housing. Use a 150-micron…

…conventional media results in smaller space requirements to achieve equivalent denitrification. May be employed to rapidly decrease nitrate in even the most heavily-stocked systems. Eliminates the need to perform water changes that are carried out for the express purpose of decreasing nitrate in an…

…Your aquarium's glass will also stay clear and free of the green hue significantly longer. GFO is most commonly used in a media reactor like the BRS reactor or media bag. Phosphate inhibits proper coral growth by incorporating itself into the corals skeletal structure which makes it difficult…

…the reactor. The Aquamaxx BioMaxx Biopellets Reactor also includes a special plate on the lid to keep media within the reactor without the need for sponges. Features A-class acrylic construction Extremely efficient, reliable and affordable Easy to setup and maintain Ideal for nitrate and phosphate…

…Media Reactors are multi-purpose aquarium water filters specially designed for use in marine and reef aquaria. Insert your media of choice to help eliminate organic pollutants, odors, discolorations and algae fuels. Fluidized reactors, also commonly referred to as phosphate or media reactors, are…