This filter foam has a very fine porosity of 45 ppi and acts as the last filtration defense of your Ultramax system. Here are the advantages of this filter foam:

This foam proves to be highly effective, promoting the growth of bacteria in a simple way. It is also capable of capturing the finest particles present in the aquarium. Consequently, the Fine Finishing Foam for Aquael Ultramax Filter ensures remarkably effective mechanical filtration.

Filtration plays a leading role in aquarium keeping, as it helps maintain a healthy environment for your fish. This is why it is essential to regularly replace your filter materials. When a cartridge, foam or filter block begins to warp, it is an indication that it is time to replace it. If you observe a decrease in filter flow, cleaning is necessary. It is essential to maintain good filter maintenance, because a poorly maintained filter can represent a danger. It is therefore crucial to be vigilant.

To use Fine Finishing Foam in your Aquael Ultramax filter, the replacement process is simplified. Remove the filter from the aquarium, open it, remove the used Fine Finishing Foam and simply install the new one. Take your time to carry out this operation, plan it in advance so as not to disturb your fish.

Here's a practical tip: to quickly optimize the efficiency of your filter, soak the Fine Finishing Foam in your aquarium water for 24 hours before replacing it. This allows aquarium bacteria to colonize the moss, initiating biological filtration. This method will save you precious time, which is particularly appreciable! You can apply this tip when replacing all your filtration elements.

In conclusion, to maintain optimal filtration, be sure to replace your fine finishing foams every 4 to 6 weeks. Don't hesitate to take advantage of plants, which also have filtering properties by absorbing nitrates. Furthermore, it is good to note that you can clean your filter every 1 to 2 weeks by simply rinsing the foams with water, without resorting to special products or excessive compression. The goal is simply to dislodge debris trapped in the filter foam.