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Aqueon QuietFlow Water Polishing Pads, Small, Pack of 2
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The Aqueon QuietFlow Water Polishing Pads are the ultimate solution for any fish lover who wants to create an aquatic paradise in their freshwater or saltwater tank! These pads work wonders by polishing your tank water and enhancing its overall quality, making it a perfect environment for your fishy friends to thrive in.
- - Superb mechanical filtration that traps even the tiniest microparticles and debris from your tank water
- - A pack of 2 small pads that can be easily fitted into your Aqueon QuietFlow Canister filter 200, ensuring you get maximum filtration with minimum effort!
- - Easy to use and replace, making maintenance of your aquarium a breeze
- - Long-lasting and durable design that ensures you get the most out of your investment
- - Creates crystal clear water in just a few days, leaving your fish swimming happily in a sparkling clean environment
- - Safe for both freshwater and saltwater environments, giving you peace of mind as you watch your aquatic pets thrive!
Specifications
| SKU | 2874887 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Aqueon |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
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Why do you only carry the Medium/Large size in the Coarse Foam Pad, and only the Small size in the Water Polishing Pad?
- Hi there! We'd recommend reaching out to Petco regarding this inquiry, as we do not carry supply.
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