prime chlorine chloramine remover

[fishnutham]

finally found this product the lfs keep it in the salt sect guess they don't want the average joe using it and overdosing their tank .
I've been using aqua plus 2 ltrs a month and recently had some go bad also have noticed my water going cloudy before from using it and the film on top of the water from the aloe really bugs me .
anyways this is a great product and much cheaper super concentrated and no unnessary additives really worth looking into if your're using products filled with additives and you want something that does the job intended,i'm still looking for the powdered version but this seems good so i think i'll stick with it for now.

 

[illustrae]

I'm a big fan of Seachem products in general, and Prime really is the best water conditioner for the buck... at just a few drops per gallon, one 8.5 oz. bottle easily lasts about a year or more.

 

[paOol]

where can i get some and how much does it cost?

 

[fishnutham]

I got mine from big als i'm sure they have it online too it was $19.99 cdn treats 5000 gallons were the aqua plus is $39.99 treats a lot less think 2000 gallons if i remember right tossed the jug that was a 2 liter the primes 500ml

have a look



www.bigalsonline.com

 

[suckerfish]

PRIME is the best IMO. i wouldn't use anything else. i haven't used anything else for about 7 years now. i highly doubt you could OD the tank with Prime. Ammquel crap gives false readings too.

 

[paOol]

this?
http://www.bigalsonline.com/catalog/product.xml?product_id=28319;category_id=2785

 

[fishnutham]

yep thats it damn a jug that big will last 6 months for me screw the store i'm ordering in some.

 

[Newt]

Love Prime! I use a lot of SeaChem products, too. I really like that there is no extra stuff in Prime, like Aloe Vera or "slime coat protector". The best bang for the buck!

 

[Booger]

Prime is still over overpriced amateur stuff. Cloram-x is the new hotness.

 

[bill hundt]

Prime is still over overpriced amateur stuff. Cloram-x is the new hotness.

for 180 gallons of tap water for a water change how much cloram-x powder do I use