Seachem SeaGel is a professional-grade, hybrid filtration media that blends MatrixCarbon and PhosGuard in a single, convenient mix. This 50/50 ratio is specifically optimized for aquariums where both organic colorant removal and phosphate control are required. By combining these two high-performance media, SeaGel simplifies your maintenance routine while ensuring crystal-clear, algae-free water.
SeaGel addresses multiple water quality issues simultaneously, making it an ideal choice for both reef and freshwater community tanks.
Organic Removal: Contains MatrixCarbon, which rapidly removes organic matter, toxins, and yellowing pigments.
Phosphate & Silicate Control: Features PhosGuard to effectively eliminate phosphates, silicates, toxic metals, and acids.
Optimized Shape: Both components are bead-shaped to ensure maximum water flow and contact time without clogging.
Minimal Impact: MatrixCarbon has a very low ash content and will not significantly impact the pH of your aquarium.
Synergistic Effect: The combination of media is more effective than using either component alone for comprehensive water purification.
How much SeaGel do I need for my tank? Use 250 mL (1 cup) for every 150–225 L (40–60 US gallons) of water. For best results, SeaGel should be placed in a filter bag or media reactor to ensure high water flow.
How long does SeaGel last? SeaGel typically remains active for 3 to 4 months. However, if you notice a return of yellowing water or an increase in algae growth, it is time to replace the media.
Should I rinse SeaGel before use? Yes, it is recommended to rinse the media in freshwater before adding it to your filter to remove any dust generated during shipping.
Seachem The Bag: A high-durability, weld-sealed filter bag designed specifically to hold fine-grained media like SeaGel.
Seachem Stability: Use to replenish beneficial bacteria after performing major filter maintenance or replacing media.
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Salifert Phosphate (PO4) Test Kit: Monitor your phosphate levels to determine exactly when your SeaGel has reached exhaustion.
