Is this conditioner safe?

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Re: Is this conditioner safe?

Post by Crabsalicious » Fri Nov 03, 2017 10:00 am

wodesorel wrote:No, nitrites cause severe gill damage like ammonia does and is part of the bacterial cycle of a fishtank. (Ammonia gets eaten and nitrite is a waste product, nitrite gets eaten by a different kind of bacteria and comes out as nitrate which is much less toxic and can be used by plants or removed with regular water changes.)

You want something that specifically says heavy metals. Prime has it in the description: http://www.seachem.com/prime.php
So, this would be good for the fresh water tub for the hermit crabs AND the water for my bettas? :)

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Re: Is this conditioner safe?

Post by wodesorel » Mon Nov 06, 2017 10:16 pm

Yes! Prime works wonderfully for all things aquatic - crabs, fish, amphibians, snails, plants, etc.

It also cannot be overdosed, so there is an added safety factor. And because it helps with ammonia and nitrite levels it can help with starting new fish tanks or if there are any trouble with the bacterial filtration.
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Re: Is this conditioner safe?

Post by Crabsalicious » Tue Nov 07, 2017 5:51 am

wodesorel wrote:Yes! Prime works wonderfully for all things aquatic - crabs, fish, amphibians, snails, plants, etc.

It also cannot be overdosed, so there is an added safety factor. And because it helps with ammonia and nitrite levels it can help with starting new fish tanks or if there are any trouble with the bacterial filtration.
Awesome yay, thank you!

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