sera Phosvec Granulat 60 g — phosphate remover granules for aquariums

sera Phosvec Granulat 60 g is a granular phosphate remover formulated for aquarium water maintenance. Supplied in a 60 g container, the product adsorbs dissolved phosphates from freshwater and planted aquaria to help reduce nutrient levels that can contribute to unwanted algae growth. The granules are intended for regular use as part of routine water treatment to support clearer water and more stable chemical conditions for aquatic plants and fish.

Advantages

The granular form provides a large contact surface for efficient phosphate adsorption without dissolving into the water. It is suitable for use in both planted and non-planted freshwater tanks and can be dosed according to the phosphate load in the aquarium. The product helps lower bioavailable phosphate concentrations, which can aid in controlling algae and improving overall water clarity while maintaining compatibility with standard aquarium maintenance routines.

Suitable for

• Freshwater community aquaria
• Planted tanks where phosphate control is required
• Aquaria with recurring algae problems related to elevated phosphate
• Maintenance dosing between water changes

Key specifications

• Form: granular adsorbent
• Package size: 60 g
• Application: removes dissolved phosphate from aquarium water
• Suitable water type: freshwater
• Use: maintenance treatment to reduce phosphate levels

How to use

Apply the granules according to the aquarium's phosphate load and manufacturer instructions printed on the packaging. Place the granules in a suitable filter media bag or compartment where water flow can pass through them, or follow the product's recommended placement method. Monitor phosphate levels regularly with test kits and adjust dosing frequency or quantity as needed. Replace or regenerate the granules as indicated when their adsorption capacity is reached.

Usage recommendations

Test phosphate concentration before starting treatment and during use to determine effectiveness. Use in combination with regular water changes and good feeding practices to address the underlying causes of elevated phosphate rather than relying solely on chemical removal.