Aquarium wet/dry filter lets you customize filtration to your system's needsChoose 100 percent Berlin, 100 percent bio-ball or 50/50 combination for superior water quality Includes two independent fluidized bed reactors for efficient chemical filtrationMultifunction aquarium wet/dry filter adapts to your fresh or saltwater system's filtration needs. Dual chamber design can be operated in three ways. Use four included 100-micron filter bags for 100 percent Berlin filtration, ideal for systems that employ deep sand bed filters to foster beneficial bacteria growth. Or, fill both chambers with bio-balls to ramp up your aquarium's biological filtration. Or, use biological filter media in one chamber and a filtration bag in the other for superior water clarity. Includes two independent fluidized bed chemical filtration reactors that accept any loose chemical filter media for customized nitrate, phosphate or other toxin removal. Wet/Dry filter housing is made of cell-cast, computer-cut, and flame-polished acrylic with injection-molded components. Features a noise reducing chamber, protein skimmer return port, super-flow capacity weir rated to over 2,000 gph, one wet/dry filter drain kit, and an 18 gallon capacity sump. For aquariums up to 125 gallons. Measures just 11-1/4" wide x 30" long x 18" high to fit beneath most aquarium cabinet stands. Replacement 100-micron Polyester Felt Filter Bags with 2 large 4" dia x 12" long and 2 small 4" dia x 5" long filtration bags also available. Large bags offer superior water polishing and nitrate control, while small bags promote bubble diffusion and support the chemical reactors. Requires an aquarium pump for operation and an additional Wet/Dry Filter Drain Kit to use both filtration chambers. Add even more customized chemical filtration with additional fluidized bed Simplicity Chemical Reactors. 4-pack Simplicity Screen Kits with 300-micron replacement filter screens are also available. Please click on "More Information" for furth

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