Nano Ceramic Bar 10cm

Premium Porous Ceramic Bar – High-Performance Biological Filtration

Keep your aquarium or pond water crystal clear and healthy with our Premium Porous Ceramic Filter Media Logs. Specially designed for high-capacity biological filtration, these rectangular ceramic “bacterial houses” provide the ultimate environment for beneficial nitrifying bacteria to thrive, effectively breaking down harmful ammonia and nitrites.

With a highly porous, cavernous structure and a hollow core, these logs maximize surface area while maintaining excellent water flow, making them a must-have for serious hobbyists, koi ponds, and large aquarium setups.

Key Features:

• Massive Surface Area: The micro-porous texture provides millions of tiny crevices for vast colonies of beneficial bio-bacteria to establish, ensuring rapid and stable biological filtration.

• Hollow-Core Design: The central hollow tunnel ensures optimal water throughput, prevents clogging, and allows both aerobic and anaerobic bacteria to grow for complete nitrogen cycle management.

• Far-Infrared (FIR) Enhanced: Infused with specialized elements that emit far-infrared rays, helping to slightly break water molecules apart for better oxygen dissolution and a healthier aquatic ecosystem.

• Neutral & Safe: Completely inert and safe for both freshwater and marine environments. It will not alter your water’s pH or leach harmful chemicals.

• Durable & Long-Lasting: High-temperature fired ceramic ensures these logs won’t easily crumble or degrade over time, offering years of reliable performance.

Specifications:

• Material: High-temperature fired porous ceramic

• Shape: Rectangular log with a hollow center

• Size: 10*2.5*2.5cm

• Application: Perfect for overhead trickle filters, sump systems, canister filters, and large pond filtration systems.

• Suitable For: Freshwater, Marine/Saltwater, Koi Ponds, and Aquascapes.

How to Use:

1. Rinse thoroughly with clean water before use to remove any residual ceramic dust from transit.

2. Place directly into your filter system (sump, trickle filter, or chamber) where water flow is consistent.

3. Tip: When cleaning, always rinse your media in tank water (not tap water) to preserve the beneficial live bacteria!