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Biological biofilm-forming filler

2010-11-13View Original

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Currently, I am looking for a cheap biological biofilm-forming filler to be used in biological filters, so that aerobic bacteria can attach to its surface. Some people have suggested using coal cinders as a substitute for Raschig rings as filler – is this feasible? Also, at what water flow rate will an amount of aerobic bacteria be lost? Is there an empirical formula?
Reply #22020-05-06
Braided biological filler, but it’s used in aerobic tanks; biological filters should use filter media, right?

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