Efficient and High-Quality BrightWater Bio NS1-Series 500g: A Game-Changer for Your Needs Review

My husband wanted to buy Brightwater Bio Beads for our new 135 gallon water box. Since this is a brand new object, we had to work on it for a while before we could add our existing fish or new fish to the environment. They are made from pressed stones, are a decent size and generate very little dust in the water or on land. After a few weeks, these spheres attached beneficial bacteria and helped our aquarium grow. I would buy again.

Came with a full container. Aside from the cheap Chinese packaging, everything else was amazing! I like that they filter out bad stuff and can be used in PVC pipes. Instead of using them in a standard system I use them in my PVC hydroponic system and they work great. Since I keep the fish in the bottom tank, I want to make sure that no larger debris gets into the pipes and clogs them. I use this filter and it works great! Love it!

These bioballoons are light, very porous and not a speck of dust flies away. They remind me of a little rice ball. I placed them in the swamp of my Eclipse system for the final step and expect them to do an incredibly good job of growing beneficial bacteria. The reason I say this is based on the sheer number of holes and pores compared to other last stage filter media I have used before. This is the fourth filter media I've bought from BrightWater (also a few miles from my home!) and was…

Used in HOB Aqua Clear filter for bottomless tank together with another type of porous bio-media. So far the tank has been found to loop, so that's good. product description is correct; it doesn't feel "flaky" like the Bio Max that comes with Aquaclear. This should take some time. Touching a dry piece with a small amount of water sucks it up immediately so I can say it's pretty effective at generating nitrifying bacteria. 500g should be enough for a reasonably stocked 50 gallon tank, especially

BrightWater Bio NS1 Series Filter Stones (500g) have done an excellent job in my aquarium. A bottle of Bio NS1 series stones filled the filter I already had. Now the water passes the stones and the usual (carbon) filter. The stones are simply poured (pre-washed) and all you have to do is let the water flow through the stones. The result is the purest water I have ever seen. I change about 10% - 12% of the water every week. The water was pretty clear, but these biofilter stones took it to the…

These aren't bad bioballs but I think I've been spoiled by others that I've put in another aquarium. They were pretty dusty, which was fine if I couldn't take what felt like forever and use reverse osmosis water to clean everything. When I picked them up after rinsing, I had dust on my hands. They look decent on the palette but I wish they were bigger. Yes, I knew their size, but for some reason I thought there might be more in the container. Will they work? I have no doubt they will do what is