So whats everyones preference for water de-chlorinator, choice

i tend to seachem and have full faith in the stuff a little pricey but hey

i use Prime

cheaper then most and supposed to be one of the best around

I prefer TetraAquaSafe, as the dosage instructions fit the litrage of my bucket that i use for water changes or Nutrafin Cycle as a second best

Bristles2009 wrote:

I prefer TetraAquaSafe, as the dosage instructions fit the litrage of my bucket that i use for water changes or Nutrafin Cycle as a second best

that would make things a lot easier lol

I use prime but if I am out of it I have api stresscoat or wardleys tri-

Prime for me also..

well being a cheap skate i use Interpet fresh start its a Koi pond declorinator! it only takes a very very small ammount as its concentrate.works a treat on my discus tanks with loads of waterchanges.

i use to use Interpet aquatium declorinator.but after talking to a trusted member at a aquatic store i realised the Koi mixture was a fraction of the price and did more litres



1 Litre treats 9,092 litre or 2,000 gals

its under the blagdon lable now!

I don't use one, we are on tank water, and we don't use any chlorine in our water. Pure yummy rainwater

I Love Fish wrote:

I don't use one, we are on tank water, and we don't use any chlorine in our water. Pure yummy rainwater

its ok for some

"L Number mad wrote:

i tend to seachem and have full faith in the stuff a little pricey but hey

its well worth it

i use prime...been using for years with my discus.

i personally use king british safe guard and at £13 for a litre very good value i use it on my l270, super reds, l144s, and albino bristlenose tanks and have been for last 3 years and have great faith in it.

Ha-Ha I'm cheap as hell , no chemicals - I just airate the water for 1/2 hourish, airating the water gets most of the chlorine out, which is what will get your fish.

J

Kurosaki J wrote:

Ha-Ha I'm cheap as hell , no chemicals - I just airate the water for 1/2 hourish, airating the water gets most of the chlorine out, which is what will get your fish.

J

lol, now why didn't I think of that... though most of my water I leave over night with a heater in to get the temp to the right amount any way.

I then add dechlorinator... will check which brand later as at the time of writing this I seem to have had a memory block..lol...
well it is 00.31am lol...

:P

i use kockney koi its concentrated so only need alittle bit and its not too badly priced

Prime FTW!

well adelaides water has been a bit iffy lately so iv decided to use something else as well as prime. so i use seachem prime and Superchlor Town & Tank. superchlor is made here in aus so is suited to our water conditions. link: http://www.gandklloydjones.com.au/aquarium-products-c-16/superchlor-town-tank-500ml-p-13 . it hasnt earnt my full trust yet so yes i do use it aswell as prime but atleas now i know i got the best of both worlds

how successful is non treated water from collected water out of a rain butt here in the UK...

looking at installing two water butts here in out wakefield home to use in the fish tanks...

what do you guys over here think..

many thanks

lj

+1 for Prime

+ another 1 for prime

Yeah, adelaide water had been massivly crap of late. I have been using discus buffer to get the pH right, i normally hate using chemicals but with the pH of the tap water varying so much i have little choice.

I did a water change yesterday on 2 tanks - used no chemicals- zero fatalaties - and using Adelaide water

J

HMA filter for me before i bought that it was always prime best value & product for the money

wolverine wrote:

how successful is non treated water from collected water out of a rain butt here in the UK...

looking at installing two water butts here in out wakefield home to use in the fish tanks...

what do you guys over here think..

many thanks

lj

Go for it. I have a couple of water butts and do all my changes from them. At the moment though I'm using melted snow

I use the hma part of RO filter since setting up a fish room