Lee’s Bio-Pin Ball Large 74ct
State-of-the-art filter media designed for use in fresh and salt water wet/dry systems. The Bio-Pin Balls can be connected together or placed randomly in the filter box. They help create turbulence, improving gas exchange efficiency. Suggested usage: 1 gallon per 20 gallons for salt water or 35 gallons for freshwater. Each Bio-Pin Ball contains 110 drip points. There are 120 balls per gallon. One cubic foot of media provides approximately 130 square feet of surface area.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Bio-Pin Balls |
| Size | Large |
| Quantity | 74 count |
| Balls per Gallon | 120 |
| Surface Area per Cubic Foot | 130 sq ft |
| Drip Points per Ball | 110 |
| Recommended Usage (Salt Water) | 1 gallon per 20 gallons |
| Recommended Usage (Freshwater) | 1 gallon per 35 gallons |
FAQ
How does the Bio-Pin Ball improve gas exchange in a wet/dry system?
The Bio-Pin Balls create turbulence in the water flow, which enhances contact between water and air, improving gas exchange efficiency.
What is the surface area provided by one cubic foot of Bio-Pin Balls?
One cubic foot of Bio-Pin Balls provides approximately 130 square feet of surface area.
Can the Bio-Pin Balls be used in both saltwater and freshwater systems?
Yes, they are suitable for both fresh and saltwater wet/dry systems.
John Duncan –
The Bio-Pin Balls performed well in our saltwater system. The turbulence they create helps with oxygen transfer and keeps the filter running efficiently. We used them as recommended and noticed better water clarity after a few weeks.
Grace Fisher –
Good quality media that fits well in our filter box. The surface area is sufficient for our 40-gallon tank. We didn’t see any clogging, and the system maintains good airflow.
Jan Hardacre –
Installed the large 74ct pack in our freshwater setup. The drip points help with consistent gas exchange. Easy to install and lasts longer than previous filter media we used.