Simplicity GFO Aquarium Treatment

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Made from virgin material — never recycled municipal GFO.
Permanently removes phosphate through efficient adsorption.
Suitable for use in either fresh or saltwater tanks.
With normal use, GFO typically lasts months.
Using a media reactor at a gentle tumble achieves best results.

To keep your aquarium clean and healthy, you’ve gotta get rid of the bad guys — high phosphate levels. Simplicity TB Aquatics GFO, is your partner in fighting the good fight against these phosphates, which can fuel algae and slow coral growth. Granular ferric oxide (GFO) adsorbs phosphates, which leave your finned friends swimming around in healthy coral and less algae. For best results — and so your fish can live their best life — use this GFO in a media reactor or in a media bag placed in a high-flow area. This is also great for use with turtles, tortoises, and amphibians.

Specifications

Item Number	237528
Aquarium Type	Saltwater, Freshwater
Season	N/A
Fish Type	Marine Fish, Marine Invertebrate
Material	Plastic
Reptile Type	Painted Turtle, Map Turtle, Red-Eared Slider Turtle, Asian Box Turtle, Greek Tortoise, Russian Tortoise, Hermann’s Tortoise, Red-Footed Tortoise, African Dwarf Frog, Pacman Frog, Tree Frogs, Arrow/Dart Frogs, Red Barn Toad, Tomato Frog, Fire-belly Toad, Newt, Salamander, Axolotl

How Much to Use: Start by using 1/2 cup per 50 gallons. Amount can be increased gradually, however, we do not recommend using more than a 1/2 cup per 25 gallons.
How to Use: Rinse before use. For best results, use in a filter media reactor. Media in the reactor should barely move at top. It should not tumble, which would grind particles into a powder. The resulting powder can be dangerous to fish and corals. May also be used in a tightly packed filter media bag in a high flow area of the tank. –
Recommended Replacement Schedule: Completely change out when phosphate levels begin to rise. As a general rule of thumb, this is every 4 weeks.