Aqua Clean Filter Media Bags are designed to keep your aquarium filtration system organized and running efficiently. Made from durable, reusable mesh, these bags securely hold a wide variety of filter media while allowing maximum water flow for effective mechanical, chemical, and biological filtration. Ideal for canister filters, sumps, and hang-on systems, they help deliver clearer, healthier water with minimal effort.
Key Features
Versatile Media Compatibility – Suitable for activated carbon, ceramic rings, bio-balls, ammonia remover, resins, and other filter media
Optimized Water Flow – Fine or coarse mesh construction promotes excellent water circulation through media
Durable & Reusable – High-quality material designed for repeated rinsing and long-term use
Secure Zipper Closure – Strong zipper makes filling, sealing, and removing media quick and easy
Improves Filtration Efficiency – Keeps media contained and organized for consistent filtration performance
Technical Specifications
Product Type: Reusable filter media bags
Material: Durable mesh fabric with zipper closure
Use: Mechanical, chemical, and biological filtration support
Aquarium Type: Freshwater and saltwater aquariums
Compatibility: Canister filters, sump filters, and other media chambers
Available Variants
Fine – 250ml (10 Pack)
Fine – 500ml (10 Pack)
Coarse – 500ml (10 Pack)
Coarse – 1L (10 Pack)
Coarse – 5L (5 Pack)
Usage Tips
Rinse media bags before first use
Do not overfill to ensure proper water flow
Clean bags regularly by rinsing in aquarium water
Use fine mesh for small media and coarse mesh for larger media
Why Choose Aqua Clean – Filter Media Bags?
Aqua Clean Filter Media Bags provide a simple yet highly effective way to manage filter media. With durable construction, excellent water flow, and multiple size options, they offer long-lasting value and help maintain cleaner, healthier aquarium water.
FAQs
Q: Can these bags be reused?
A: Yes, they are fully reusable and can be rinsed and reused multiple times.
Q: Are they suitable for saltwater aquariums?
A: Yes, they are safe for both freshwater and marine systems.
Q: What’s the difference between fine and coarse mesh?
A: Fine mesh is ideal for small media like carbon, while coarse mesh suits larger media such as ceramic rings or bio-balls.
