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Seachem HyperSorb is a premium synthetic adsorbent with outstanding organic removal capacity and ionic management abilities. It removes organic waste, toxic vapors and other pollutants. Seachem HyperSorb is ideal for all types of water, including marine, brackish, and a broad spectrum of freshwater from acid to alkaline. In freshwater Seachem HyperSorb will help stabilize the ionic balance and will help control ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate. It has all the advantages of carbon and none of the disadvantages. Seachem HyperSorb changes color progressively as it becomes exhausted, and then can be easily regenerated with ordinary household bleach. Regeneration is near 100% effective and can be performed repeatedly.
Seachem HyperSorb
- High capacity organic waste removal
- Synthetic adsorbent
- Economical carbon substitute
- No impact on pH
- minimal impact on trace elements
Use of Seachem HyperSorb
Use in a filter net bag. Each 250 ml treats up to 300 L aquarium water. Rinse before use. Exhaustion is indicated by a pronounced discoloration of the beads from yellow to deep brown.
Regeneration: Soak in a 1:1 bleach to water solution for 24 hours in a non-metallic container in a well ventilated area and away from children. Use regular 8.25% hypochlorite household bleach (non-scented, no dyes, do not use a splash-less bleach). Rinse well, then soak for 8 hours with a solution containing 4 tablespoons of Seachem Prime, or equivalent dechlorinator per cup of water. Rinse well. For freshwater use, soak for 4 hours with a solution containing 2 tablespoons of buffer per cup of water (Discus Buffer, Neutral Regulator). Original color and full activity should now be restored and Seachem HyperSorb is ready for reuse. Caution: some slime coat products may permanently foul Seachem HyperSorb and render regeneration difficult. Do not reuse if odor of bleach/chlorine is detectable. In case of doubt, soak beads in small quantity of water and test for residual chlorine with a chlorine test kit. - High capacity organic waste removal
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