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Biochemical Sponge Filter Foam | Black Aquarium Filter Media Pad for Fish Tanks & Ponds
$9.99
Sale price
$9.99
Regular price
$13.99
Crystal-Clear Water Starts Here
Keep your aquarium thriving with this high-performance biochemical sponge filter foam. Designed for both mechanical and biological filtration, it traps debris while cultivating beneficial nitrifying bacteria — the foundation of a healthy, balanced tank. Suitable for freshwater and saltwater setups, and can be trimmed to fit any filter system.
Key Features
- Dual mechanical & biological filtration — removes particles and cultivates nitrifying bacteria
- Multi-porous open-cell structure — maximizes surface area for bacterial colonization
- Higher PPI = finer filtration; lower PPI = greater water flow — choose based on your tank's needs
- Dense structure avoids residue buildup and prevents clogging
- Can be cut to any size — fits virtually any sump, canister, or hang-on-back filter
- Reusable and long-lasting — rinse and reuse, replace every 3 months for best results
- Excellent water permeability and lightweight, soft design
- Safe for freshwater and saltwater aquariums
- Vacuum-packed for shipping — lay flat for 1–2 days after opening to fully expand
Perfect For
- Sump filters, canister filters, and hang-on-back filters
- Freshwater planted tanks and reef aquariums
- Ponds and outdoor water features
- Aquarists looking for a customizable, budget-friendly filter media
Specifications
- Material: Biochemical cotton (polyurethane foam)
- Color: Black
- PPI options: 25PPI (medium filtration, greater water flow) | 50PPI (fine filtration, denser)
- Sizes available: 50×25×2cm | 50×50×5cm | 100×25×5cm
- Harmful chemicals: None
- Packing List: 1× Biochemical sponge filter foam pad
Notes
- Foam is vacuum-compressed for shipping — lay flat for 1–2 days after receiving to fully restore shape. This does not affect filtration performance.
- Allow 0–2cm variance due to manual cutting.
- Replace every 3 months to maintain optimal filtration and bacterial growth.