ANS Black Bio Sponge Small Pack 32x12cm (2/pack)

ANS Black Bio Sponge Small Pack 32 × 12 cm (2 Pieces/Pack) is a versatile filter sponge designed for mechanical and biological filtration in freshwater and marine aquariums. Its porous structure helps trap suspended debris while providing a large surface area for beneficial bacteria to colonise.

The sponge can be cut to fit different filter compartments, making it suitable for overhead filters, canister filters, internal filters, sump systems and DIY filtration setups. It can also be used as a pre-filter sponge to reduce larger debris from entering the main filter.

Key Product Features

Effective Mechanical Filtration

• Traps fish waste, uneaten food and other suspended particles
• Helps keep aquarium water cleaner and clearer
• Suitable for use as a primary sponge or pre-filter layer

Supports Biological Filtration

• Porous structure provides space for beneficial bacteria
• Supports the breakdown of ammonia and nitrite
• Helps maintain a healthier and more stable aquarium environment

Cut to Your Required Size

• Easy to trim according to the shape of your filter compartment
• Suitable for replacing worn filter sponge
• Convenient for custom and DIY filtration systems

Reusable and Easy to Maintain

• Can be rinsed and reused multiple times
• Provides a practical and economical filtration solution
• Suitable for regular aquarium maintenance

Suitable For

• Freshwater aquariums
• Marine aquariums
• Shrimp and planted tanks
• Overhead and internal filters
• Canister filters
• Sump filtration systems
• DIY aquarium filters

Product Specifications

• Brand: ANS
• Product: Black Bio Sponge
• Size: Approximately 32 × 12 cm per piece
• Colour: Black
• Quantity: 2 pieces per pack
• Sponge can be cut to the required dimensions

Directions for Use

Cut the sponge to fit your filter compartment and position it where water can flow evenly through the material. For best results, rinse the sponge gently using water removed from the aquarium during a water change. Avoid washing it under untreated tap water, as chlorine may harm the beneficial bacteria living inside the sponge.

Replace the sponge when it becomes damaged, loses its shape or can no longer be cleaned effectively.