Sicce SHARK PRO Zerophos Cartridge with Sponge – Phosphate Removal & Mechanical Filtration

🧽 Sicce SHARK PRO Zerophos Cartridge with Sponge – Phosphate Removal & Mechanical Filtration

The Sicce SHARK PRO Zerophos Cartridge with Sponge is a dual-action replacement media designed to maintain crystal-clear, algae-free aquarium water. This cartridge combines Zerophos phosphate-absorbing resin with a coarse mechanical sponge, effectively removing phosphate, silicate, and organic pollutants while capturing debris before it reaches your main filter chamber.

Perfect for both freshwater and saltwater tanks, the Zerophos cartridge helps reduce unwanted algae growth and supports a healthy, stable environment for your fish and plants.

🌟 Key Features

• 💧 Reduces Algae Growth: Eliminates phosphate and silicate that fuel algae outbreaks
• 🧽 Dual-Layer Filtration: Zerophos resin + sponge provide chemical and mechanical cleaning
• 🌿 Improves Water Clarity: Keeps your aquarium looking clean and polished
• 🔄 Easy Replacement: Fits directly into SHARK PRO internal filters (models 500, 700, 900)
• 🐟 Safe for All Aquariums: Works in freshwater and marine setups

⚙️ Specifications

• Brand: Sicce
• Product Name: SHARK PRO Zerophos Cartridge with Sponge
• Compatibility: SHARK PRO 500, 700, and 900 Internal Filters
• Function: Phosphate and silicate removal with mechanical pre-filtration
• Use: Freshwater and saltwater aquariums
• Replacement Frequency: Every 4–6 weeks depending on bioload

💡 Use Tips

• Rinse lightly in aquarium water before use to remove dust.
• Replace regularly to maintain optimal phosphate control and water clarity.
• Use alongside standard SHARK PRO sponge cartridges for maximum filtration performance.

❓ FAQ

Q: What does the Zerophos media remove?
A: It targets phosphates and silicates—two key nutrients that promote nuisance algae growth.

Q: How often should I replace the cartridge?
A: Replace every 4–6 weeks, or sooner in heavily stocked aquariums.

Q: Will it affect beneficial bacteria?
A: No. It’s safe and won’t disturb biological filtration when used as directed.

Q: Is it reef-safe?
A: Yes, Zerophos is safe for corals, invertebrates, and sensitive freshwater species.