Filter Carbon - Pellets - 52 lb.

8Reviews
$79.99
SKU: 246478
Manufacturer: Acurel
MPN: 2252
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Acurel F is the preferred choice of professionals for keeping aquarium water crystal clear. Fast-acting and easy to use, Acurel F clears cloudy, green or polluted water within hours of application. It combats the harmful effects of overfeeding and improves filter efficiency, resulting in a crystal-clear environment for your fish. Safe and effective, it will not disturb the beneficial bacteria in biological filtration systems of healthy established aquariums. Acurel F is MADE IN THE U.S.A. with organic extracts from renewable resources. It is safe for all freshwater fish and plants, and environmentally friendly.

Specifications

Specifications
MPN
2252
Manufacturer
Acurel
Package Size52 lb.
Compatible ModelsAll Filters
Internal Id
38670

Instructions

To clear cloudy water: Acurel F is super concentrated. Just add Acurel F directly to the aquarium. Use 2-4 drops per gallon (5 liters) of water. For best results, leave your aeration and filtration systems on. The water should clear within hours. Add more Acurel F if the clearing is incomplete. To maintain a crystal-clear aquarium: On a daily basis, add 1-2 drops of Acurel F per gallon of water directly to the aquarium. For best results, leave your aeration and filtration systems on.
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Best Deal

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I tried these carbon pellets in a small quantity just to see if they worked as well as the crumbled carbon I've always used in the past, but very expensive. The water in my 100 gallon and 30 gallon aquariums is so clear it's amazing! I also did a lot of research about the pellets versus crumbles and got nothing but positive reviews for the pellets, that they work just as well as the crumbles. When I saw this 50 lb bag at That Fish Place for $40 bucks I jumped at it. It was delivered in a box, somewhat torn out on one corner, but no damage to the heavy weight woven bag of carbon. The delivery man brought it to our front door which was great because we live way back in the woods from the front road. I used some of this in our bird bath filter where our outdoor cats get their water too. It stays sparkling clean. I poured the contents of the bag into a large rubbermaid tote with tight fitting lid, so it's easy to access and I love having all the carbon I could possibly need for the next few years. I no longer have to stretch the ridiculously expensive crumbled type until my aquarium water is iffy again.

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Carbon pellets

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Large pellets seem to work as well as granular carbon. The dust factor is greatly reduced. The bulk pricing can't be beat.

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Decent carbon

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I would like to say that this is not bad carbon for the price. It is not the best carbon I have ever used. But I will not complain for the price.

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Filter Carbon Pellets-52 lb.bag

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The carbon works very well in keeping the water clear and you can NOT! beat the price

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Great Carbon Pellets

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This is a great product at a wonderful price! I have several emperor 400 filters and this is the best charcoal for them!

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carbon

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I USED THE LARGE PELLETS IN THREE PONDS I HAVE AND I NOTICED THE WATER IS NICE AND CLEAR AND THE FISH ARE EATING BETTER , PERHAPS THE CARBON ABSORBED SOME OF THE WASTE BIO PRODUCTS,

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Pellets Are The Way To Go

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I run four large tanks, all with their custom filters I built. Buying this in bulk saves me money and hassles. The pellets are perfect fit for the filter bags and last longer than the granular kind.

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Third bag failed

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I bought two bags previously to use in mesh bags for aquarium filtration and they worked well. However, the last time I bought bag (2 months ago), they dissolved as I rinsed them before putting them in the filter. I went ahead and put them in the filtration system, and they continued to dissolve. Too bad, because I haven’t found another inexpensive, high volume source of carbon. Hope they figure this out.

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