
Wet dry trickle filters are specifically designed to process waste water from the aquarium by cultivating both aerobic and anaerobic bacteria. The videos in this section highlight the significance of these bacteria in the nitrogen cycle and demonstrate how an Aqua-Link ADP Wet Dry filter, is essential for any aquarium.
Aqua-Link ADP Compact series; Is the most cost effective line are the only “Small Scale” Wet Dry trickle filters on the market. This model provides a complete bio-remediation process offering only minimal features for smaller aquariums. Large scale functionality for smaller aquariums.
Our "Top-Selling" Model; The Aqua-Link ADP 2000 series is the most sought after model due to its High; quality, efficiency, and water volume circulation features. The modular design adapts to multiple equipment configurations to meet any set-up application. These models are an excellent choice for anyone looking to enhance their aquatic environment by stabilizing and maintaining overall system water purity.
Going Pro? The Aqua-Link ADP 3000 Commercial series offers 4 standard sizes.
Built with durability in mind these units use welded construction of chemical resistant polypropylene. The larger scale offers expansion for both bio media and water reservoir volume for much larger and/or multiple aquarium applications like Pet stores, Collectors, Wholesale Tran-shippers, fish farms. Compartmentalized similar to other Aqua-Link ADP models to accept additional filtration accessories. Experience the benefits of Aqua-Link ADP Wet Dry trickle filter technology and how it can enhance your setup.
Every aquarium requires two types of filtration to guarantee success. Mechanical filtration (solid debris removal), and more importantly Bio-remediation (molecular toxin conversion). This video demonstrates how the nitrogen cycle works and the important steps needed to achieve proper bio-remediation.
This video examines the true Aqua-Link ADP wet dry trickle filter design and the components necessary. It demonstrates the important steps of aeration, water distribution, bio-medias needed, their placement and order of succession to completely and proficiently achieve the bio-remediation goal as well as mechanical filtration. It also clarifies that cheap “knock-offs” and DIY builds of just a box containing spiked bio balls are not a true wet dry filter design.
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