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Filter Media

Carbon, GFO, biopellets, Purigen, filter socks: when to use each, and how to track changes. Reef Trak is available on iPhone, Android, and the web, and Filter Media connects with the rest of the aquarium record.

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What Filter Media does

Carbon, GFO, biopellets, Purigen, filter socks: when to use each, and how to track changes.

  • Most chemical media (GFO, carbon, biopellets, lanthanum) live under Tank > Maintenance > Dosing > Products.
  • Log media changes (filter sock swap, carbon refresh) as Maintenance tasks: Tank > Maintenance > Quick Maintenance.
  • GFO / lanthanum target phosphate. See the Phosphate hub.
  • Carbon dosing (NO3:PO4-X, biopellets) targets nitrate + phosphate together. See the Nitrate hub.

How it fits the Reef Trak workflow

Reef Trak connects Filter Media with parameters, dosing, maintenance, livestock, equipment, photos, notes, calculators, and reports across iPhone, Android, and the WebPortal.

55+ tracked water parameters, including trace elements
Livestock and equipment records connected to tank history
Read-only controller and tester integrations
AI-ready Deep Dive exports using your selected AI tool

Reef Trak FAQ

What is Filter Media in Reef Trak?

Carbon, GFO, biopellets, Purigen, filter socks: when to use each, and how to track changes.

Is Filter Media included in the free Reef Trak experience?

Yes. Filter Media is included in the free Reef Trak core experience on iOS, Android, and the WebPortal.

Which devices support Filter Media?

Reef Trak runs natively on iPhone, iPad, and Android, with a full WebPortal at reeftrak.com. Filter Media is available across iPhone, iPad, Android, and the WebPortal.