Seachem Laboratories Tidal 55 Matrix Biological Media 250 ml
Seachem Laboratories Tidal 55 Matrix Biological Media 250 ml
Seachem Laboratories Tidal 55 Matrix Biological Media 250 ml
Seachem Laboratories Tidal 55 Matrix Biological Media 250 ml
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Description
Description
Clean and balanced water is the foundation of a thriving aquarium. A reliable biofiltration system ensures stability and supports the well-being of your aquatic life. The Seachem Laboratories Tidal 55 Matrix Biological Media 250 ml provides exceptional support for beneficial bacteria growth. Its macroporous design controls ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate levels with efficiency. With Seachem Laboratories Tidal 35 matrix, you get superior water quality and healthier tank conditions. To further enhance aquatic health, marine supplements can be added to replenish essential trace elements and support coral and invertebrate vitality. These supplements help maintain optimal water chemistry, especially in reef setups where nutrient balance is critical.
Ingredients & Analysis
Ingredients & Analysis
- Seachem Laboratories Tidal 35 matrix is a porous inorganic solid engineered with internal and external macropores. Its stable structure supports both nitrifying and denitrifying bacteria without breaking down.
Attributes OR Specification
Attributes OR Specification
Biological filter media
Porous inorganic solid
Suitable for freshwater and marine aquariums
Inert, non-degradable, reusable
safety and precautions
safety and precautions
- Do not overfill filter bags, as this can restrict water flow.
- Avoid using untreated tap water for rinsing, as chlorine may kill beneficial bacteria.
- Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Direction
Direction
- Rinse Seachem Laboratories Tidal 35 matrix before first use to remove fine particles.
- Place in a filter bag or directly into your filter’s media basket.
- Use 250 ml of Matrix for every 200 liters (50 US gallons) of aquarium water.
- Rinse occasionally to remove debris, but avoid replacing to preserve bacterial colonies.
