Convenient Inland Seas Poly-Bio-Marine Poly Filter Pad 12x12 – Three Pack Casual

Overview Meet the Inland Seas Poly-Bio-Marine Poly Filter Pad — a 12x12 chemical filtration pad designed for both freshwater and saltwater aquariums

This three-pack bundle features a patented material bonded to a synthetic matrix, engineered to be impervious to salt and friendly to certain filter media

The result is a versatile, maintenance-friendly option that supports clear, healthier-looking water in a variety of tank setups

What makes it effective Three-pack: a ready-to-use supply for ongoing filtration

Patented material bonded to a synthetic matrix that resists salt and supports filtration chemistry

12x12 pads fit common filters and can be placed after larger sediment media

Absorbs and adsorbs contaminants and toxins present in natural water or introduced for treatment

Remnants of medications from treatments are removed after their purpose is served

Provides a supplemental pathway for ammonia removal when the biological filter struggles to process excess ammonia

Changes color when exhausted, signaling needs

Usage and placement Place the pad in your filter where chemical filtration media is intended, typically after larger sediment has been filtered out

The 12x12 size broad coverage and can be trimmed if needed to fit certain filter configurations

Suitable for both freshwater and saltwater tanks, with or without fish and invertebrates

Monitor color change to determine timing and maintain filtration performance

Practical benefits In -world tanks, these pads can help manage toxin residues, support ammonia control when the bio-filter is temporarily overwhelmed, and help keep medication residues from lingering in the system

They’re designed to be a convenient, go-to option for routine maintenance and filtration support

FAQ Q: What is the Inland Seas Poly-Bio-Marine Poly Filter Pad used for

A: A 12x12 chemical filtration pad that absorbs contaminants and supports ammonia control in freshwater and saltwater aquariums

Q: How many pads are in the bundle and how should they be placed

A: The bundle includes three pads; place after larger sediment filtration and replace when the color indicates exhaustion