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SEACHEM Filter Media - Filter Material

Seachem Matrix

high capacity biofiltration

5.0 (10)

from 7.19 €^*

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Seachem Purigen

ultimative filter medium, removes quickly all wastes

4.8 (18)

from 13.49 €^*

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Seachem de*nitrate

filter medium for aerobe and anaerobe filtration
removes nitrates, nitrites, ammonia, and organics
high porosity biological media

5.0 (1)

from 7.19 €^*

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Seachem Zeolite

binds ammonia and heavy metals
Highest ammonia binding capacity of any zeolite
for freshwater & Marine

from 7.39 €^*

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Seachem PhosGuard

removes quickly phosphates and silicates

5.0 (4)

from 8.85 €^*

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Seachem MatrixCarbon

effective filter carbon with low ash content

from 9.95 €^*

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Seachem HyperSorb

organic waste remover, can be regenerated

5.0 (1)

21.95 €^*

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Seachem PhosNet

rapidly remove phosphates and silicates

5.0 (2)

from 18.95 €^*

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Seachem PhosBond

very strong, high binding capacity

14.89 €^*

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Identify the measured parameter and required process first. Compare biological media, organic adsorbers, nitrate media, zeolite, phosphate removers and activated carbon.

Choose Seachem filter media by measured parameter and filtration goal

Seachem filter media in this category include biological media, organic-waste adsorbers, nitrate media, zeolite, phosphate and silicate removers and activated carbon. They work through different biological or adsorbing processes and are not interchangeable.

Matrix provides biological surface area, while Purigen and HyperSorb target organic compounds. de*nitrate requires suitable flow conditions, zeolite binds selected substances, PhosGuard, PhosNet and PhosBond address phosphate or silicate, and MatrixCarbon is activated carbon. Choose according to measured values and the intended filter position.

Check freshwater or marine suitability, dosage, flow and regeneration or replacement instructions. Introduce strongly adsorbing media cautiously and monitor water parameters. Persistent nutrient or pollutant problems still require investigation of their source.