important question

[Burtess]

Test, Test, TEST first, doesn't matter where you get your water (unless you're buying RO or making your own).
Just read some of the threads on this site, some people have posted regarding well water that has high (40+ppm) Nitrates and although you may not think thats a problem, most people would - doing WC's with high nitrates without doing anything to combat them and it won't be long before your fish are belly up!

While I agree about testing your water so you know what your adding etc., the original post was about adding water conditioner, and the only thing you are going to remove with that is chlorine / chloramine. This is soley what I was replying to.

Burt

 

[dannyfish]

hi do u know if a texas chiclid can mate with a jack dempsey

 

[SCGeordie]

Prime also reduces the toxicity of Nitrates and Nitrites and converts Ammonia to Ammonium.