Xport-PO4, Xport-NO3 and Xport-Bio are new chemical and biological filter medias from Brightwell Aquatics

By on Dec 29, 2011

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Xport-PO4, Xport-NO3 and Xport-Bio are some fancy new aquarium filtration media from Brightwell Aqiatics which are endowed with some higher-than-usual surface areas. Using some voodoo called ‘NanoIntelex Technology’ the new Xport medias boast super dense surface areas that encourage biological nitrification (Xport-Bio), denitrification (Xport-NO3) and phosphate adsoprtion (Xport-PO4).

In the case of Xport-PO4 one gram of the media can remove 30-100mg of phosphate, which is more or less in the same league as Bio-Phos 80 and PO4X4 granular ferric oxides. AS for Xport-Bio and Xport-NO3 these are just a new form of really dense biomedia so you’ll still need to see them with the appropriate bacteria cultures and supporting additives.

[Brightwell Aquatics]

 

 

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  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Mathieu-Gagné/659241296 Mathieu Gagné

    Very interesting new products. From what I understand it’s kinda like a zeolite media that you can put in a filter? They mention to not fluidize it. I’m curious if they integrates it into their neozeo protocole. I’ll be waiting for reviews on these.

  • Adam Bagley

    I would be interested if the Xport-PO4 could replace GFO media. Do they have to be used in conjunction with each other or you could use them individually?

  • Anonymous

    I think it is pretty much HC GFO with a fancy name, a fancy pouch and a fancy price.

  • http://www.facebook.com/Scallen84 Scott C. Allen

    Yeah, but with not having to fluidize it, should be easier to run in a dual chamber reactor at least. And less likely to leach back.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Satrajit-Majumdar/100001338177611 Satrajit Majumdar

    I don’t think Xport-PO4, Xport-NO3 can capture good mater because Sea chem Purigen and D&D ROWAphos Phosphate Removal are most sealing product in this industry. if they want o capture good market the want to give competitive price and high quality product.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Satrajit-Majumdar/100001338177611 Satrajit Majumdar

     without recater u never get best result result i use sea chem phosgard
    without reactor i couldn’t gate the best result .