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- PhosBan Phosphate Adsorption Media - Two Little Fishies
Remove phosphates from your saltwater tank with PhosBan Phosphate Adsorption Media from Two Little Fishies.
- Synthetic ferric oxide hydroxide granules
- Also adsorbs silicate and does not release adsorbed substances
- Available in 1/3 lb. and 1 lb. sizes
Sizes Available
- 1/3 lb (150g) - treats up to 600 Liter (158 gallons) of marine water
- 1 lb (454g)
Recommended Usage
- For Saltwater: 50g per 50 gallons
- For Freshwater: 50g per 100 gallons
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Very Effective By Allen on 5/6/2017
Allen would recommend this product to a friendHas never failed to do the job with or without a reactor -
Crikey mate, this is good stuff By Koaleigh Aquaria on 9/4/2016
Koaleigh Aquaria would recommend this product to a friendVery good value for money and works very well. We will keep using this and continue ordering it from here. -
It works better, yep. By Stumpy the Parakeet on 8/21/2016
Stumpy the Parakeet wouldn't recommend this product to a friendTry the rest, and come back to the best. Do your research. -
perfect product By Rex on 7/7/2016
Rex would recommend this product to a friendVery happy, I use this product frequently and is so good -
great product By juschillin2 on 4/26/2016
juschillin2 would recommend this product to a friendI like the properties of this product, doesn't leach back int the system. Easy to use. Definately helps keep phodphates down -
Works great! By Lyadeia on 8/24/2015
Lyadeia would recommend this product to a friendEver since I started using Phos-Ban and changing it once a month, I have had no troubles with phosphates in my tank at all. It works as advertised and I will continue to buy it and recommend it to others. -
Great By Shane on 7/27/2015
Shane would recommend this product to a friendDoes exactly what it is suppose to do -
Works as Advertised By shornik on 1/28/2015
shornik would recommend this product to a friendWith the exception of having to dial in the flow on my reactor to avoid the fine dust of the Phos-Ban it works just great and has already reduced my Phosphates in half. -
great media By shootermcgaven on 11/15/2014
shootermcgaven would recommend this product to a friendWorks better than the BRS brand. The BRS brand has more fine particles that plug up the filter mesh quicker. -
the best By mrribaudo on 11/20/2013
mrribaudo would recommend this product to a friendI have tried many others, This one is the best in my 150 media reactor. Tumbles without channeling. -
excellent By vladimir4076 on 9/2/2013
vladimir4076 would recommend this product to a friendlove it my phosphate is at zero with api test kit,using in sump flow going thru no problems at all just good results,thank you -
Much more friable than I expected, but very effective By tramboneplayer5 on 5/18/2013
tramboneplayer5 would recommend this product to a friendI have not used GFO before, and had set my expectations based on the videos I had seen of GFO tumbling in a reactor. I think that would turn this into powder and it would all end up in the tank. The 1/3 lb container included a fine mesh nylon bag, which is perfect for this. I dumped 1/3 of this (50 grams) into the bag and put the bag in a canister filter and in less than two days the phosphates were no longer detectable with a Salifert kit. There is almost no algae in the tank after one week. This is good stuff.
Can I use the BRS reactor with this?
Question posted on Dec 9, 2016 5:32:00 PM
Great question! Yes, you can use this media in a BRS reactor! :-)
Answer by: Randy (Admin) on Dec 13, 2016 6:54:00 PM
Can this be placed (in a bag) in a high flow area or does it have to be used in a reactor?
Question posted on Jun 3, 2017 1:11:00 PM
This product is designed to be tumbled and will be most effective when used this way, but so long as you are using moderate amounts of media and you can spread it out in a media bag in a higher flow area, you can still benefit from it in this way.
Happy reefing!
Happy reefing!
Answer by: Zack (Admin) on Jun 9, 2017 2:52:00 PM
How often must this be changed when used in a PhosBan Reactor?
Question posted on Nov 25, 2013 9:13:00 AM
It depends on the amount of phosphate you have in your tank and you add to your tank. Typically it needs to be replaced every 4-6 weeks but if you add a lot of food it could be much less and if you almost never feed it could be much longer. Best thing to do is test your phosphates, when they start to rise its time to change your GFO.
Answer by: Bulk Reef Supply on Nov 25, 2013 9:13:00 AM
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