What is Dryden Aqua’s AFM®ng?

AFM®ng is the new hydrophobic filtration media from Dryden Aqua, whose biofouling resistance is further enhanced by hydrophobicity to produce 95% of 1-micron filtration performance. With its fine filtration capacity, it removes all life stages of parasites such as Cryptocaryon, providing a far more bio-secure filtration process than that of sand and other glass media. Perfect for intake water filtration, larval rearing and cultures, hatcheries, Broodstock and more recently grow-out RAS. AFM®ng has also been used to reduce off flavour, while providing premium water quality for premium growth and health. AFM®ng is already being used in aquaculture facilities worldwide. Find out more at: drydenaqua.com

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