I found this media while surfing the net today and would like a review if there is anyone using it on a larger scale say 200-300 liters. Here is a ebay link http://www.ebay.com/itm/HEL-X-MOVIN...5?pt=UK_Pet_Supplies_Fish&hash=item33775881fd
Looks like a good product, they need to get a youtube of it to see how the stuff moves though, it looks a little heavier but it might do just fine.
I found this media while surfing the net today and would like a review if there is anyone using it on a larger scale say 200-300 liters. Here is a ebay link http://www.ebay.com/itm/HEL-X-MOVIN...5?pt=UK_Pet_Supplies_Fish&hash=item33775881fd
100+ liters? whats that about 30g sump full? seems like a lot of filtration and most likely overkill. arent most bioreactors like 3g? might check into fish farms and waste treatment. i know my friend used it on a fish farm in Peru with excellent results but i think he used 40l for about 3000g water. may i ask how much u are feeding to need that much filter?
Hel-X provide 40% surface area but this thing is double size of K1.
The guy in video also said no tiny spikes inside of K1 media but if you look closely there are multiple tiny spikes outside of K1 but Hel-k outer surface is completely smooth which is not so good right? The reason there is no spikes inside of K1 so waste won't clot in there. I am not sure about bulky design of Hel-X. K1 is self clean no clot design but for Hel-X some larger waste may clot in the middle.
Just my opinion.
i think the outside of hel-x is smooth so the pieces dont clump together and thus the media will stay more 'fluid'
you know the same guy selling the hel-x also sells the "bio-motion" which is supposedly also a fluid bed media using a ceramic or sintered glass media.