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UNS Dual AIO Media Tower - Replacement Filter Media

Original price $ 14.99 - Original price $ 14.99
Original price
$ 14.99
$ 14.99 - $ 14.99
Current price $ 14.99

Product Overview

The UNS Dual AIO Media Tower Replacement Filter Media set is an official media refill package engineered specifically for the UNS Dual AIO Media Tower. Periodically replacing worn mechanical sponges and refreshing biological media is essential to maintain optimal water flow, prevent detritus buildup, and keep your all-in-one aquarium crystal clear.

Key Features & Benefits

  • Direct OEM Refill Set: Tailored specifically to drop into the compartments of the UNS Dual AIO Media Tower with zero bypass.
  • Dual Mechanical & Biological Action: Includes mechanical sponges to trap fine particulate waste and high-surface-area Bio Blocks to support beneficial nitrifying bacteria.
  • Restores Water Clarity: Prevents sludge buildup and maintains proper water turnover to keep your aquascape balanced and clear.
  • Sized for Modular Chambers: Pre-shaped media components ensure fast and easy maintenance during routine filter cleanings.

Technical Specifications

Specification Details
Product Type / Style AIO Media Tower Replacement Refill Kit
Media Types Included Mechanical Sponges & Biological Bio Blocks
Tower Compatibility UNS Dual AIO Media Tower Series
Filtration Stages Mechanical Polishing & Biological Filtration

What's Included

  • 2x Mechanical Filter Sponges
  • 3x UNS Bio Blocks

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How often should I replace or clean the media in my UNS Dual AIO Media Tower?
Rinse the mechanical filter sponges in drained aquarium water every 2 to 4 weeks during routine water changes. Replacing the sponges every 3 to 6 months ensures optimal pore elasticity and prevents restricted water flow.

2. How do I clean the UNS Bio Blocks without killing beneficial bacteria?
Gently swish the Bio Blocks in a bucket of drained aquarium water to clear accumulated detritus. Never wash biological media under tap water, as chlorine will destroy nitrifying bacterial colonies.