ALEGI Media Filter Bag Aquarium Extra Fine,Reusable 180 Micron Drawstring Mesh Filter Bags for Very Fine Resins Filter (7.5"*3.6" (3 Pack))

The ALEGI Aquarium Filter Media Bag has been a game-changer for my aquarium maintenance routine. These pre-filter bags are ingeniously designed to fit snugly around submersible water pumps, effectively trapping debris and preventing clogs. The quality of the material is top-notch, durable enough to withstand continuous use without deteriorating. I appreciate how easy they are to clean, saving me time and hassle during maintenance sessions. Not only do they improve the efficiency of my filtration system, but they also prolong the lifespan of my water pump. If you're looking for an effective and reliable solution to keep your aquarium clean and your pump running smoothly, look no further than the ALEGI Aquarium Filter Media Bag. Highly recommended!

Nice little bags. I use them on my nuvo fusion 15 saltwater aquarium. I got rid of the filter sock and upgraded my metia basket. Got some of these little bags fit in quite nicely. Definitely recommend them

Works great nothing got through the material was great to put in my filter

Bought them to hold Heartfelt beads for the humidor and they work well. I wish they closed a bit tighter but they mostly work.

I'm surprised how fine the filter is for filtering. It worked great for what I needed it for; however, my little experiment ended up somewhat in a disappointment for me. I had rigged up a previous and out-of-date water pitcher that I had which takes those really cheap water filer, and I managed to fit the extra fine filter into the hole where the water filters normally goes for filtering, and I added activated carbon to it and overfilled it so there was bulge of activated carbon above the filter hole. The setup was perfect. However, the water went through the activated carbon really fast. It only managed to filtered out 10 TDS in the first pouring. I guess if I continuously refilter the water, it might bring the TDS level down somewhat. But the extra fine filter will definitely prefilter large debris in the water such as very fine sand. When I added the activated carbon to it and pour water to it for the first time, very fine powdered carbon came out of it which is normal on the first flush. Thereafter, the water was very clear. I guess if I used it for a fish tank, it would more than likely make that water crystal clear because of continuous filtering. The reason for the rig-up was I trying to make my ZeroWater filter last longer so it didn't have to work so hard in filtering. Those ZeroWater filters are extremely expensive yet it is the best water filter I ever used.

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These do what they’re supposed to do but they’re twice as expensive as I feel they should be.

Really good does what it says…