Video: JBL Clearmec plus - filter material for removing nitrite, nitrate & phosphate from aquarium water

Do you have a problem with algae in your aquarium or do you want to prevent algae effectively? Then the special filter material  JBL ClearMec plus is just what you need. In this video aquascaping world champion Oliver Knott shows how to place  JBL ClearMec plus correctly in the filter and thus remove the algae nutrients nitrate and phosphate quickly and safely from your aquarium water. This means the algae have no more food and this food deprivation combats the algae. JBL ClearMec plus also helps with nitrite problems by binding this toxin and preventing it from poisoning your fish!

You can find all the product details for JBL ClearMec plus here: JBL ClearMec plus .

Did you know that the product is variously available for your JBL internal and external filters? Have a look here:  JBL CRISTALPROFI CLEARMEC e and JBL Clearmec CristalProfi i60/80/100/200 .

You can read more about filter materials and filtering in the aquarium in our Themeworld:  The right filter material .

© 14.02.2020
Heiko Blessin
Heiko Blessin
Dipl.-Biologe

Tauchen, Fotografie, Aquaristik, Haie, Motorrad

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