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Maxspect Nano-Tech Phosphree Aquarium Bio Media – Phosphate Remover for Marine & Reef Tanks

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $75.00.Current price is: $38.27.

Removes 3 ppm phosphate in 2000L marine tanks; metal-free, stable polymer resin for clear water

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Maxspect Nano-Tech Phosphree Aquarium Bio Media

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Maxspect Nano-Tech Phosphree is a polymer resin that is chemically stable and does not leak any metal ions into the water column unlike metal-based absorbents. In contrast to other brands, Phosphree keeps your tank water clear and sparkling.

Available Sizes

Size Water Volume Removed (Phosphate)
500ml / 17 fl oz Removes 3 ppm of phosphate from a 2000-liter (528 gallons) marine/reef aquarium
250ml / 8.5 fl oz Removes 3 ppm of phosphate from a 1000-liter (264 gallons) marine/reef aquarium

FAQ

How does Phosphree differ from metal-based phosphate removers?

Phosphree is a polymer resin that does not leach metal ions into the water, unlike metal-based absorbents. This makes it safer for marine and reef aquariums and helps maintain clear, stable water.

Can I use Phosphree in both freshwater and marine tanks?

Phosphree is specifically designed for marine and reef aquariums. It is not recommended for freshwater tanks.

Is the product safe for fish and invertebrates?

Yes, due to its chemical stability and non-leaching properties, Phosphree is safe for fish and invertebrates in marine and reef environments.

3 reviews for Maxspect Nano-Tech Phosphree Aquarium Bio Media – Phosphate Remover for Marine & Reef Tanks

  1. Thomas Cornish –

    I’ve used Phosphree in my 500-liter reef tank for three months. The water clarity has improved significantly. No fish stress or changes in behavior. Easy to add and maintain.

  2. Trevor Buckland –

    The 250ml size worked well for my 1000-liter tank. Phosphate levels dropped noticeably after two weeks. No residue or odor. Good value for the performance.

  3. Jake Quinn –

    Switched from a metal-based filter media to Phosphree. Water stays crystal clear and my corals look healthier. No metal ions detected in water tests.

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