HabiStat Amazon Sinking Clay Ball Filtration Substrate is a high-performance, natural filtration medium designed to support healthy, stable and bioactive aquatic or semi-aquatic environments. Made from high-quality clay and kiln-fired for durability, these sinking balls create a porous foundation that promotes exceptional water movement and biological filtration.
Once placed in the enclosure, the clay balls settle quickly and form a stable base that allows beneficial bacteria to thrive deep within their structure. This helps break down waste, improve water clarity and maintain safer, cleaner living conditions for fish, amphibians, aquatic reptiles and planted setups.
Unlike floating clay substrates, HabiStat’s formulation sinks immediately, making it ideal for paludariums, aquariums, turtle tanks and bioactive wetland systems. Their porous nature also provides excellent support for plant root networks, ensuring strong growth and healthier planted zones. Long-lasting, reusable and completely natural, this substrate is a must-have for anyone building a sustainable, low-maintenance aquatic or semi-aquatic habitat.
Key Benefits
- Sinking clay balls designed specifically for aquatic and semi-aquatic setups
- Highly porous structure promotes strong biological filtration
- Supports beneficial bacteria to reduce waste and improve water clarity
- Helps maintain stable, healthy water conditions for reptiles, amphibians and fish
- Excellent for planted systems, encouraging strong root development
- Long-lasting, natural and reusable filtration substrate
Directions of Use
- Rinse lightly before use to remove surface dust
- Spread an even layer at the bottom of the tank or filtration chamber
- Use alone as a filtration base or beneath decorative substrate
- Allow time for beneficial bacteria to colonise for optimal performance
- Rinse gently during maintenance, do not wash with hot water or chemicals
- Replace only as needed; substrate is long-lasting and reusable
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