Nitrate Reactor Media

…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 laden Bacteria…

…issues. Your aquariums 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…

…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 suggest not…

…depending on initial nitrate concentration and the current biological load. Enough should be used to remove nitrate at a rate at least as fast as the rate of formation. * For best results, De-nitrate should be placed to assure the flow of water through it, such as in a media reactor or canister…

…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…

…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…

…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.” * ZEOvit Media - The KZ ZEOvit ZEOlight mix is the primary media used in the reactor. The mix…

…the rapid and efficient conversion of ammonia into nitrite and nitrate. * The highest colonizable surface area to volume ratio of synthetic biological filtration media available. * Higher efficiency relative to conventional media results in smaller space requirements to achieve equivalent…

…the rapid and efficient conversion of ammonia into nitrite and nitrate. * The highest colonizable surface area to volume ratio of synthetic biological filtration media available. * Higher efficiency relative to conventional media results in smaller space requirements to achieve equivalent…

…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…

…in rapid and efficient conversion of ammonia into nitrite and nitrate. * The highest colonizable surface area to volume ratio of synthetic biological filtration media available. * Higher efficiency relative to conventional media results in smaller space requirements to achieve equivalent…

…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

…issues. 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…

…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 suggest not…

…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 suggest not…

…will prolong the effectiveness of Purit.   Media Reactor Use: Load Purit into 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…

…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…

…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…

…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…

…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…

…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 suggest not…

…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 suggest not making any adjustments for 8 weeks. Give the media and bacteria time to adjust to the parameters found in your tank and begin working. The absolute…

…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…

Add the Skimz Monzter NM122 NItrate Reactor to effectively reduce nitrate in a closed aquarium system. This method converts nitrate to nitrogen gas using sulfur beads. Sulfur beads encourage the growth of anaerobic bacteria as it oxidizes the sulfur.   Features: * No need to…

…systems.   Instructions and Guidelines Katalyst should be housed in a media reactor, canister filter, or fluidized-bed reactor with a means of controlling water flow through the media bed, and with a pre-filter in place to restrict particulate material from entering the reaction…

…Sulpur-NO3 Media   Skimz Warranty * Warranty for Original Purchaser against defective material and workmanship that occurs during normal use. * 2 Year Warranty on reactor body * 1 Year Warranty on pump   Skimz Monzter NM152 Nitrate Reactor…