So I Was Looking At A Canister And It Came Without "Bio" Media

[jarthel]

It included wool, black sponge, noodles and carbon. but no "bio" media. does that mean there would be no place for the bacteria to settle?

 

[onebto]

It included wool, black sponge, noodles and carbon. but no "bio" media. does that mean there would be no place for the bacteria to settle?

What make and model is it ?

What is your interpretation of "Bio media"?

The bacteria will colonies the noodles and sponges

 

[jarthel]

What make and model is it ?

What is your interpretation of "Bio media"?

The bacteria will colonies the noodles and sponges

http/www.aquaone.co.uk/aquis_advance_2.php (called bionood)

http/www.hagen.com/usa/aquatic/product.cfm?CAT=1&SUBCAT=107&PROD_ID=01002160021501 (called biomax)

http/www.thereefshop.com.au/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=15&products_id=864

http/www.thereefshop.com.au/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=15&products_id=973 (description says bio media)

 

[OldMan47]

Every link in your last post leads to either a biological media or a filter that starts with lots of biomedia.

 

[Curiosity101]

Bio media is just a phrase, it's nothing scientific or anything. Just describes a particularly porus media. More porus = more surface area and also a better area for colonisation.

The noodles are likely to be where the largest proportion of bacteria will colonise.

 

[jarthel]

thanks everyone