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Boyd Enterprises Chemi-pure Blue Aquarium Filtration Media, 11 oz.
Description
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Chemi-pure Blue is a revolutionary new filtration media that is designed to adsorb nitrogenous organic molecules, along with phosphates and to some extant even nitrates much faster, more effeciently, and for a longer period of time than other aquarium filtration media available. Chemi-pure Blue uses the finest labratory grade resin technology to rapidly remove organics and phosphates from your aquarium water while raising redox and helping stabilize pH. Chemi-pure Blue's unique formula is the finest marine aquarium filtration media available for a healthy, stable, crystal clear marine aquarium!
- - AMAZING ORGANIC removing media as well as SUPERIOR phosphate control in an easy to use nylon bag
- - CONSTANT pH control, with quick rinse carbon
- - Designed primarily for Marine aquariums, Chemi-pure Blue preforms best in hard, alkaline, high pH type systems, such as African cichlids, Goldfish and Koi can all benefit
- - Makes aquarium maintenance a snap, while providing a naturally balanced environment for your fish
- - CRYSTAL CLEAR WATER, Always sparkling blue-white water
Specifications
| SKU | 3116666 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Boyd Enterprises |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 11 OZ |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
|---|
Item Dimensions
| Length | 3.125 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 4.625 IN |
| Width | 3.125 IN |
Gently remove bag from container and rinse prior to placing the unit in your filter. Always place your Chemi-pure Blue as close to the end stage of filtration as possible.
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Chemi-pure, Great product.
Junior John
Yes, I recommend this product.
Over priced
JoshS400
Yes, I recommend this product.
Advanced Carbon
R Charles
No, I do not recommend this product.
Great product
ricksaquarium2
Yes, I recommend this product.
Quality control
Streethawk
Yes, I recommend this product.
Phosphate KILLER
ReefymanPete
Yes, I recommend this product.
A must!
MartinCalz
No, I do not recommend this product.
The best product there is in the market.
Viji
No, I do not recommend this product.
Questions
How many 11 oz carbon blue is needed for a 75 gallon tank
- Just one is all. That's what I run.
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Is this better then the elite carbon for my African chilids tank
- I only use Blue for saltwater. Standard Chemi-Pure should be all you need.
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Is the blue carbon better then the elite carbon in a 75 gallon tank
- Depends on what kind of tank you have,fresh or salt. I use the blue in both of my reef tank.
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how many bags to use for a 125 gallon aquarium
- I use one 11 oz bag in my 75 so 2 that size should be good in a 125.
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How long for 5.5 oz bag last in a smaller 13.5 gal tank . Before it needs to be replaced?
- Chemi-pure Blue should be changed every 4 months depending on bio-load. If more than one Chemi-pure Blue filter bag is used change one at a time every week until all bags have been replaced.
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