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Matala Sheets

Matala Sheets

Sheet Matala®

The various densities can be used in sequence or separately for unique filtration requirements. This is one of the greatest characteristics which Matala has to offer. No other media on the market can perform this step-wise filtration. Matala effectively separates large particles to small and still maintains a very aerobic and free flow of water without channeling.

Matala is slightly buoyant and will not sink to the bottom of your filter. Matala stood vertically on end will not float. Matala stacked horizontally will hold each other down.

Due to it's rigidity the Matala can be wedged in place in the filter without support.

One sheet of Matala has the following characteristics:

  • Black, Green, Blue and Gray.
  • Weight per sheet is between 3 to 5 pounds depending on density.
  • Semi-rigid and self-supporting
  • Specific gravity: 0.95. Slightly buoyant.
  • Made of Thermopoly Propylene compound - Nontoxic to environment.
Matala ColorBiological surface area
for microbial growth
Free volume
% open space
Black 62 square feet per cubic foot 92%
Green 96 square feet per cubic foot 93%
Blue 124 square feet per cubic foot 94%
Gray 171 square feet per cubic foot 94%

Low Density Black Matala Filter Media
Low Density Black Matala Filter Media
From $32.99
Medium Density Green Matala Filter Media
Medium Density Green Matala Filter Media
From $34.99
High Density Blue Matala Filter Media
High Density Blue Matala Filter Media
From $36.99
Super Density Grey Matala Filter Media
Super Density Grey Matala Filter Media
From $39.99
Coarse Biological Fi...
Coarse Biological Filter Media Roll Cream - 2-in. x 28-in. x 10 ft. Cream Color Biological Filtration Coarse Density Compaction Resistant Easy to clean Long Lasting Clog Resistant Allows for hig...
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Koi & Pond Tip of the Day
September 8th, 2010
Before considering buying any additional fish for your pond you should consider whether your pond is ready for its first fish (if a new pond) or is ready for some extra fish if an existing pond.
Tips by » Koi Clubs USA