Wholesale Fish tank biofilter far infrared bacterial house ball Factories, Pricelist

Far-infrared Bacteria House is a new bio filter which can effectively kill the harmful bacteria in the water by radiating small amounts of far-infrared rays.The main characteristic is a filter endowed with good porosity which can rapidely remove the harmful elements like the ammonia,nitrite,sulfureted hydrogen,and heavy metal from water.In addition to this,the filter prevent the growth of mold and algae.The filter also has excellent visible impurities absorption capabilityes along with PH stabilizing.The new product will sit on top of bio filtering.

Product Description

Far-infrared Bacteria House

Powerful ability in aquarium filtration; radiating far infrared rays to kill harmful bacteria to promote metabolism of fishes.

Construction Features

Far-Infrared Radiation & Fish Health

It can radiate far-infrared rays to kill the harmful bacteria, therefore accelerating the process of metabolism and excretion of toxin for fishes. The best selected natural materials are rich in many minerals and micro-elements that benefit for the health of fishes.

1800°C Calcined Micro-Porous Matrix

Unique micro-porous structure formed under 1800°C high-temperature calcination provides a wider area for nitrobacteria to exist. It also cleans water and stabilizes water PH more effectively.

Size: 18-20MM
Packing: 15KGS / Woven bag or carton box

Technical Specifications

Items Data Chemical Composition Data
PH 7.1 Al₂O₃ 7.87%
Porosity Ratio 65.64% CaO 8.44%
Water Adsorption 58.86% MgO 0.71%
Volume Density 1.13 g/cm³ Fe₂O₃ 0.53%
Compressive Strength 17 N/mm K₂O 0.53%
SiO₂ 80.92% Na₂O 0.11%
TiO₂ 0.13% — —

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What is the Far-infrared Bacteria House used for?

It is a high-performance biological filter medium designed for aquariums and aquaculture systems to decompose harmful substances, stabilize water quality, and foster beneficial nitrifying bacteria colonies.

Q: How do the far-infrared rays benefit aquatic life?

The radiated far-infrared emissions help eliminate harmful waterborne bacteria while activating water molecules, which improves the metabolic rate and toxin excretion processes of fish.

Q: Why is the 1800°C high-temperature calcination process important?

Calcination at 1800°C produces an ultra-dense, stable micro-porous structure with 65.64% porosity, offering an extensive surface area for aerobic and anaerobic nitrobacteria without degrading over time.

Q: Does this filter media alter the pH balance of the aquarium?

With a neutral baseline pH of approximately 7.1, the media stabilizes water pH levels safely, preventing rapid acid or alkaline fluctuations in the water column.

Q: What are the standard dimensions and packaging options available?

The media is sized between 18-20MM and is commercially packed in standard 15KGS quantities inside durable woven bags or protective carton boxes.

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