Hi-Q USA Complete Cycle Aquarium Filter

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This page discusses the world's first aquarium filter that eliminates the need for water changes in maintaining a safe, healthy aquarium environment for fish. Here you will find all you need to know about this revolution in fish keeping technology.

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At last! Aquarium Upkeep that’s Virtually Effortless.
Now you can keep an aquarium in your home without the mess and bother of changing the water. Hi-Q’s revolutionary Zero Water Change System uses green marine aquaculture technology to provide the safest environment for aquatic life. Using an advanced combination of oxidizing and deoxidizing filters, the system breaks down fish waste in a continuous cycle, creating a mini eco system in your aquarium that cleanses itself, just as in nature.

Unlike traditional filters, the Zero Water Change System brings nature’s key biological process to fruition within the closed environs of a home aquarium. This process is known as the Nitrogen Cycle. The Nitrogen Cycle is the consumption and metabolizing of aquarium waste by beneficial bacteria in separate stages. Physical or “organic” waste products such as fish excrement, uneaten food, and dead plant tissue serve as the primary source of nutrition for heterotrophic bacteria, which metabolize the waste into ammonia.

The reduction of nitrite is accomplished by another group of autotrophic bacteria (usually deriving from the genus Nitrobacter) which convert nitrite into nitrate. This sequence of actions in which aerobic autotrophic bacteria convert ammonia to nitrite and then to nitrate is the process of nitrification, or the second phase of the Nitrogen Cycle.

Conventional wisdom has long held that weekly water changes are the only effective method for nitrate removal. The Zero Water Change System is the first all-in-one aquarium filter that promotes and implements the process of denitrification instead. Denitrification is the last phase of the Nitrogen Cycle, occurring when nitrate is converted into nitrogen gas. For denitrification to occur, heterotrophic bacteria must be provided with a low oxygen environment to colonize and oxidize nitrate.

By facilitating aerobic, anoxic, and facultative anaerobic conditions throughout the aquarium, the Zero Water Change System stimulates robust growth of both nitrifying and denitrifying bacteria, enabling a rich autotrophic and heterotrophic environment of exceptional quantity, biodiversity, and balance – and thus, no water changes!

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