So, i was in a rush and they were out of the usual API 7.0 Stabilizer i use.. so i snagged the seachem real quick. Now i read the details it says that it removes ammonia and chlorine and chloramine. So thats cool but will this kill off my beneficial bacteria colonies? should i return it?
Seachem Neutral Regulator? Removes Ammonia???
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I wouldn't use it, there are usually better options than relying on that sort of stuff to provide the ideal water conditions for your fish.
That's what I figured, I usually add some PH stabilizer after every 2 water changes, but never had one that supposedly "kills ammonia" so I'm sketched out too. Returning it later
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I mean I wouldn't use it at all. Unless you're trying to keep delicate soft water fish and have rock hard tap water I think you're wasting your money, there are more natural ways to do it.
Tannins are one natural way to do it. Peat, Indian almond leaves, black water extract, driftwood, etc.
Thank you rampage, I've been thinking about blackwater, the only kind they have around me is cichlid blackwater at the big box, would that work for bichirs, red wolf, FATF?
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I would assume it's just like Prime, it "removes" ammonia by converting it to ammonium, which your bio filter can still munch on just fine.
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