Geez. People are losing a lot of fish right now...everybody be careful...no more horror stories please... sorry for your loss....RIP
HarleyK said:Water conditioner neutralizes chlorine, heavy metals, and such. This does not necessarily include degradation products of old conditioners. It might very well have contained a microbial or fungal toxin. The first aid for poisoning is to remove the causative agent. Thus the water change. No alternative!
HarleyK
hoss62773 said:have you tried using an R/O unit instead of the conditioner? I have bad city water too. I run mine into a 20 gal bucket with a shutoff valve. I use a heater in this and a powerhead to siphon. started this 2 years ago, and haven't had a water change problem since. you can add buffers to suit your fish's specific water chem. if you're worried about the cost, add up the cost of lost fish. and your personal agrivation
fishnutham said:sorry to hear that harley it sounds like we have a bit in common i switched to prime and only keep a small botlle enough for 4 months after my conditioner poisoning