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WATERBOX AQUARIUMS Filter Socks

Waterbox Aquariums

Size: 2.75"

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Waterbox Aquariums Filter Socks offer a premium solution for maintaining a clean and clear aquarium environment. Designed to seamlessly integrate with Waterbox aquarium systems, these filter socks are crafted with high-quality materials to efficiently trap debris and particulate matter. Their easy installation and removal make maintenance a breeze, ensuring optimal water quality and a healthier aquatic habitat. Elevate your aquarium filtration with Waterbox's reliable and effective Filter Socks, providing a convenient and essential component for aquatic enthusiasts. Superior quality aquarium filter sock

Keep your water crystal clear
Effective at collecting detritus in the water column
Eco-friendly design allows for socks to be cleaned and reused
Available in different Micron density for specific purposes

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