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Aquarium & Fish Tank Filter Parts
Fish tank filter parts are crucial to any functioning fish tank, because filters help maintain clean water so your fish can thrive. Aquarium filter parts are parts of a filter or are filter accessories that assist the filter in doing the job of cleaning. Debris and other harmful elements must be removed from the water to help maintain the health of both fish and plants. Some aquarium and fish tank filter parts include:
- Filter accessories: This can include impellers, mesh bags, suction cups, sealing rings, and more
- Filter units: These can include canister filters, pump kits, and more
- ** Protein skimmers:** These are available in both hang-on-back or in-sump versions
- UV sterilizers: While not considered necessary or common, these can be helpful for some setups
Shop Chewy's impressive collection of fish tank filter parts today to ensure your underwater friends stay clean, happy, and healthy!
Frequently Asked Questions about Aquarium & Fish Tank Filter Parts
What are the components of an aquarium filter?
An aquarium filter has three main filter components: mechanical, chemical, and biological. Mechanical uses media like sponges and filter floss to remove debris in the water. Chemical uses activated carbon and other similar materials. Biological uses advantageous bacteria media, which can help remove waste.
What is the order of the filters in a fish tank?
The order of filters in a fish tank are as follows: mechanical filtration, chemical filtration, and biological filtration. Mechanical filtration uses sponges and other materials to remove debris. Chemical filtration often contains activated charcoal to remove chlorine and other elements. Finally, biological filtration uses advantageous bacteria media, which can help remove waste.
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