Segarty Aquarium Media Bags, 10PCS 7.7x5.9in Nylon Mesh Aquarium Filter, Media Bags with Plastic Zipper, Fish Tank Net Bags for Pellet Carbon, Bio

Segarty Aquarium Media Bags, 10PCS 7.7x5.9in Nylon Mesh Aquarium Filter, Media Bags with Plastic Zipper, Fish Tank Net Bags for Pellet Carbon, Bio

Versatile media bags are designed for filtration applications, This bag is good for holding large media items, such as Pellet carbon, bio balls, bio ceramic rings, crushed lava rocks, zeolite, gravel. Not for fine, granulated carbon charcoal media. Prevent media from entering your filter system and make your pond clean. Zipper is plastic, you do not worry it would rust and produce harmful substances, it great for use in canister filter system, also can be used as laundry bags, storage bags. These unique mesh filter bags are easy to fill and empty with top zipper design to keep filter media secure. Our bags are durable, washable, and can be reused. Our bags close tight to prevent loose media from potentially causing damage to your water pump or power filter's motor. The bag is nylon and completely safe for both fresh and saltwater aquariums. We pride ourselves on that. We want you to know that you matter to us here at segarty. We would offer you risk-free satisfaction guarantee to let you buy with confidence; no questions asked. YOU are our number 1 priority!

Features:
1. It is suitable for pack filter material such as Pellet carbon, bio balls, bio ceramic rings, crushed lava rocks, zeolite, gravel.
2. Keep media in the media bag and prevent fines from washing out.
3. The bag provides a convenient way to customize aquarium filtration.
4. Its smooth appearance makes your fish tank look more neat and clean.
5. Zipper is plastic, do not worry about rusting and producing harmful substances.
6. This Mesh bag also can be used as laundry bags, storage bags.
 
Specifications:
- Color: White
- Bag Material: Nylon; Zipper material: Plastic
- Size: 5.9''x 3.9''
- Packge: 10 pack

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