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Description
Product overview
JBL Symec is a fibre filter floss that keeps aquarium water from turning cloudy. It suits the filter of both freshwater and marine aquariums.
Key benefits
- The floss removes even very fine turbidity from the water and catches algae floating in it.
- It traps all particles larger than 1/1000 mm.
- According to the manufacturer it releases no harmful substances into the water.
Full description
JBL Symec is a fibre filter floss that keeps aquarium water from turning cloudy.
It suits the filter of both freshwater and marine aquariums.
The floss removes even very fine turbidity from the water and catches algae floating in it. It traps all particles larger than 1/1000 mm. According to the manufacturer it releases no harmful substances into the water. It comes in 100 g, 250 g and 1000 g packs.
Specifications
| Net quantity | 100 g |
|---|---|
| Net quantity | 250 g |
| Net quantity | 1,000 g |
Manufacturer and safety
- Manufacturer
- JBL GmbH & Co. KG, Dieselstraße 3, 67141 Neuhofen, Germany, info@jbl.de
Delivery and payment
- Omniva parcel locker
- €3.99
- DPD parcel locker
- €3.99
- DPD courier
- €5.99
- Free delivery
- on orders from €50
- Delivery time
- within 14 business days of payment, goods ship from the supplier's warehouse
- Payment
- Montonio: bank link and card payment
Items come from the supplier's warehouse (supplier 5–10 plus carrier 1–3 business days).
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