Marineland Bonded Filter Pad, Cut To Fit Any aquarium Filter, Whites & Tans, 312 sq. in.

Honestly has been working great for me and keeping my fish tank clean! Definitely more cheaper and better than the usual filters.

great for many filters. good for catching dirt, good for growing good bacteria. Quality product, in use in my tank for months now--tank and filter safe. There's plenty in the package so it will last a long time.

This seems like good filter floss that will do the job assigned to it. It was easy to cut to size and I have enough left over for future tanks. I tend to reuse filter media as much as I can so this will last me a long time. It's best to just gently rinse it out in your dirty tank water while you're cleaning and put then it back. This preserves all the beneficial, nitrifying bacteria colonies that are so important for keeping stable water parameters. Companies want you to regularly throw out and replace filter media, cartridges, etc, so they can keep selling them to you but this is actually harmful to your tank. I will only replace it if it gets so worn and tattered that I can no longer rinse it out or it's no longer providing filtration. TLDR: It's good filter floss and I would definitely buy more if/when needed.

This is very easy to cut and place. It’s about an inch thick, perfect size for me to put in my hang-on-the-back filters. I just take it out and squeeze it clean in the sink like a sponge filter.

I've ordered this filter media in that past and have used it in both my Marineland and Aquaclear HOB units for at least 3 years. What I like about this particular media is that is is much more economical to use vs. drop in filter pad/carbon/plastic strainer type filter pads. State the obvious right? But THIS particular filter pad stands up to multiple wash and wring out cycles better by far than other filter pad materials I've tried. It does not seem to get damaged easily and lose its shape and fluff as quick as other types pads I've used. How do I use this? I take the old standard plastic filter housings that have one side filter material, carbon, then plastic, and cut off the old filter pad. Then, I'll take two of those plastic parts that are left over, and place one of these bonded filter pads in between, and slot that filter sandwich down into my HOB filter. Works extremely well with a gravel media basket in a stack. Or, I'll simply cut to fit the pad and put several into the Aquaclear HOB filter stack (if you have one you will know what I mean). Do I recommend this particular brand? Yes. No questions asked. Its just as economical on a square inch basis as any other pad you will find, does an excellent job filtering your water, and lasts surprisingly longer for reuse.

No other filter material seems to work as well as this. I trued ao many and always cime back to this. Too bad they don't make it bigger sizes.

I was tired of buying small premade filter pads so I bought this large roll and cut my own. Saves a lot of money. And it works great

I bought this Marineland filter pad for my hanging filters. It easily cuts to the size you need. It does the job for all of my aquariums and helps keep the water clean.