Aquadome Turtle Refill

Aquadome Turtle Refill

These refills fit into the Aquadome Turtle dome container.

Pack of three Refills
Individual Size : 9cm x 6.5cm x 5cm

The H2o Pro Aquadome Turtle Refill contains a premium blend of ammonia absorbing media and highly activated specially selected carbons.
Absorb ammonia and harmful toxins produced by turtles.
Also included is a calcium block which helps prevent soft shell and aids in preventing acidic water.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE

After 1 month, remove Aquadome and disgard contents. Replace with a new Aquadome Turtle refill.

Recommended for aquariums up to 15 US Gal/ 57 Litres

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The importance of Chemical Filtration in your Aquarium

The chemical filtration process of the H2o Pro Aquadome Turtle is vital for maintaining a healthy aquarium environment. Incorporating materials like bamboo carbon and zeolite significantly boosts its effectiveness.

Bamboo carbon, a natural and eco-friendly filter medium, excels at absorbing a variety of toxins, including chlorine, heavy metals, and organic compounds. Its porous structure offers a large surface area, enabling it to trap impurities and enhance water clarity, resulting in a healthier habitat for your aquatic life.

Zeolite is another effective filtration medium that targets ammonia and other harmful nitrogenous wastes. Its unique crystalline structure attracts and retains these toxins, helping to prevent dangerous spikes in ammonia levels that can stress or harm fish and invertebrates. Together, bamboo carbon and zeolite form a powerful filtration system that purifies water and contributes to a balanced ecosystem.

By using these natural materials, you reduce reliance on synthetic chemicals and improve the overall quality of your aquarium. This combined approach to chemical filtration ensures a pristine environment that supports the health and well-being of your fish and plants. Regularly replacing these filter media will further optimize performance, fostering a thriving aquatic ecosystem.