Water Conditioner is an essential in any aquarium setting as it plays an important role in maintaining the safest environment for your fish. Tap water should not be used for goldfish without first being treated.
What does water conditioner do?
It clears murky water and neutralizes chlorine, chloramines as well as any harmful traces of ammonia in the aquarium water. Conditioners also renew essential trace elements that the fish require.
use with every water change
How much water conditioner do I use?
Use this ratio 5:10
IE : 5 mls (1 tsp) for 10 gallons of water
Benefits
- Conditioner instantly neutralizes choline and chloramines, typically found in tap water.
- Tap water is made safe for fish
- It helps reduce stress in fish as they become familiar with their new environment.
- Detoxifies heavy metals, ammonia and other elements released from fish waste.
- Aids in restoring natural slime coat to skin and gills. This can be worn away from netting and transporting your fish.
When should water conditioner be used?
- When filling your aquarium for the first time
- If you’re topping up water due to evaporation
- If you’re making water changes
- When adding new fish
This product helps you maintain a healthy water environment and ensures your goldfish, or any other fish you’re keeping, are always healthy, active and colorful.
As a goldfish owner you want to have the right aquarium for your fish and naturally you want to ensure your pets are always comfortable. It’s important to consider the fish you plan to have as well as the space available.
There are a wide range of aquarium accessories that you’ll need to provide a healthy and comfortable home for your goldfish. Some of the most important aquarium accessories include: isolation units for sick fish, aeration pumps, airline valves, water conditioners and most importantly fish tank filters.
These come in the form of canister filters, power filters, diatom filters, sponges filters, internal filters and under gravel filters. Tips for best uses of each to help you make the right decision for your fish tank here.
