Zoo Med TC-701 Turtle Clean 15/30 Activated Carbon Filter Insert Media

Ensure your reptile’s habitat stays fresh and healthy with the Zoo Med Turtle Clean 15 External Canister Reptile Terrarium Filter Media. Specially created as a replacement filter for reptile aquariums and terrarium Zoo Med Carbon Bag for Turtle, this product uses premium-quality carbon media to deliver dependable filtration. The advanced design helps remove impurities from the water, particularly targeting harmful ammonia, which can quickly build up and create unsafe conditions for your pets. By eliminating these toxins, it supports a cleaner, safer environment where your reptile can thrive.

This filter media is not just limited to turtles, it is a reptile water filter and equally effective for amphibians and certain types of fish, making it a versatile solution for multi-species habitats. Its superior absorption power ensures efficient removal of waste products, keeping water conditions balanced and clear. By maintaining a well-filtered space, it helps reduce stress on your pet, supports better health, and minimizes unpleasant odors. Easy to install and designed for long-lasting use, the Zoo Med Turtle Clean 15 replacement filter is an essential addition to your aquarium care routine.

• Do not open the activated carbon bag; insert it as is into the filter canister.
• Always unplug the filter and disconnect electrical power before performing maintenance or handling the media.
• Avoid operating the filter if the cord or plug is damaged or if the unit malfunctions.
• Do not expose the filter or media to hot water; use only cold or room-temperature water.
• Keep the appliance out of reach of children and supervise when used near them.
• Do not touch moving parts or hot surfaces such as bulbs or heaters while in operation.

• Open the filter canister by pressing and sliding the safety latches on the sides.
• Remove the filter head and take out the existing filter sponge, carbon bag, and ceramic media.
• Rinse the filter sponge, carbon bag (without opening the carbon bag), and ceramic media under running water to remove dust and debris.
• Place the filter sponge into one chamber with the hole facing up.
• Insert the carbon bag into the bottom of the empty chamber in the canister.
• Add the ceramic media on top of the carbon bag.
• Ensure the intake strainer is properly attached to the impeller cover.
• Check that the air vent tube in the filter head is pointing upwards.
• Reattach the filter head to the canister, making sure the fill cap is above the chamber with the ceramic media.