Maxspect Nano-Tech Bio Spheres - Advanced Water Filtration

Maxspect Nano-Tech Bio Spheres - Advanced Water Filtration

Marsoni

M251S

$24.95

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Maxspect Nano-Tech Bio Spheres - Advanced Water FiltrationThe Maxspect Nano Tech Bio Spheres offer an exceptional solution for maintaining water quality and stability within aquariums. These bio spheres maximise surface area, with each sphere boasting an impressive 54m (580ft) for effective bacterial colony establishment. Designed from ceramic beads, they remain completely inert, allowing optimal conditions for various beneficial microorganisms. Utilising cutting edge Biological Aerated Filter technology,

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