Purigen 250ml
Seachem Purigen 250 ml is a macroporous synthetic resin for aquarists running marine or freshwater tanks who…
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Purigen is a filter resin for keepers of marine and freshwater aquariums who want to reduce the organic load in their systems. It is supplied in a 250 ml pack and goes into a fine-mesh filter bag inside the filter, which makes it a practical addition to an existing filtration setup.
Why it matters
- The resin is designed to capture organic contaminants as well as dissolved ones, unlike products that contain only ion exchangers.
- Its granules are porous rather than smooth, which increases the contact surface with the water and the amount of waste it can hold.
- According to the manufacturer, it targets large nitrogen-containing molecules, mainly from fish and invertebrate waste and decaying plant material, rather than simple molecules.
- When spent, the granules darken from light tan through dark brown to nearly black, so the change in colour indicates when the media needs replacing or regenerating.
Specifications
- Volume: 250 ml
- Weight: 0.25 kg
- Brand: Seachem
- EAN: 000116016605
- Usage guideline: 1 litre of Purigen treats about 4,000 litres of water for six months
What it works with
Purigen is intended for both marine and freshwater aquariums and is used as filter media alongside mechanical and biological filtration. The usage guideline of about 4,000 litres per litre of resin is a reference for planning the amount needed for the size of the tank.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. The supplier states that it is intended for both marine and freshwater aquariums.
The supplier gives a rate of 1 liter per about 4,000 liters of water for six months. At that rate, 250 ml corresponds to roughly 1,000 liters of water over the same period.
The granules change color over time, from light to dark brown and then almost black. The supplier states that a dark brown or almost black color indicates the media is spent.
According to the supplier, spent granules can be regenerated by rinsing them in a diluted household bleach solution. The supplier does not state how many regeneration cycles are possible.
Rinse it before use and pour it into a filter bag with fine mesh.
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