I have a eheim bucket ( 2260 ) 3/4 filled with Matrix ( abt 12L / 3 x 4 L bucket ) running in tandem initially with my 5x1x1.5 OHF for my FGT and now with my sump for my 6ft tank for the about 9 months. To get any media to effective reduce nitrates takes much longer than most pple think (months) compared to medias maturing for nitrification Each liter of Matrix provides as much surface (>700 m2) as 170 liters of plastic balls Plastic bio-materials provide only external surface area, whereas Matrix.
Matrix is a porous inorganic solid about 10 mm in diameter. Both of these filtration medias never really need to be replaced, but will need to be rinsed from time to time to remove any detritus buildup that may occur on the outer surface, which can lead to clogged pores and less efficiency of the media. Matrix is a high porosity biomedia that provides efficient biofiltration for the removal of nitrogenous waste. The key to any filtration is that it receives maximum water flow through the media at all times. I really want to try to find a sponge that I can cut to fit the canister so it would be on the very bottom and about 5-6' thick and then layer the media of choice on top of that. Each liter of matrix provides as much surface (<162 m) as 40 liters of plastic balls Plastic bio-materials provide only external surface area, whereas matrix provides. A Hobby kis akváriumokhoz biztosan jó, de egy nagyobb, 100 liter felettihez talán már kevés. Matrix is a high porosity biomedia that provides efficient biofiltration for the removal of nitrogenous waste. The Matrix works well in any setup, whether you have a reactor, a canister, a sump, or any other type of filter. 2: Seachem Pond matrix 1: Ceramic Noodles 2: Seachem De-Nitrate 3: Seachem Pond Matrix I do not use filter batting on my first 2260 as Eheim doesnt recommend it. A Hobby nak, és az Eheim nek van elemes mulmozója, szerintem a hatékonyság a két termék közt annyi, mint az árbeli különbség. The De*nitrate works well in a reactor where the flow can be turned down. The Matrix will function as both at any flow rate. If the flow is above 50gph, then it will only function as a nitrifying filter, removing ammonia and nitrites. At lower flow rates, the De*nitrate will work as both a nitrifying and denitrifying filter, removing ammonia, nitrite, and nitrates. The De*nitrate works best under lower flow rates (<50gph) and the Matrix works at any flow rate. The normal dosage is 5 ml per 100 litres of aquarium water for very. " The main difference between the Matrix and De*nitrate are the flow in which they function under. While anything above that, they recommend using Matrix De-nitrate reduce nitrates in a direct water flow of 50 gph (or less). The only difference between seachem denitrate and Seachem matrix is the flowrate that it meant for.
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