What Dechlorinator Does Everyone Use?

[Valyrian]

I've been using Prime for a while now but I keep hearing things about it that makes me paranoid. Like when my clown knife died for an unknown reason, someone on here asked if I was using Prime and that it does things to clown knives or something. Then I just read on here that Prime kills beneficial bacteria. This also seems plausible because my tank that has been established for over a year still has fairly high ammonia readings despite regular water changes.

So I'm just wondering what everyone else uses and if I get enough people that use Prime without a problem I might just stick with it but if a lot of people use something that looks like it might be better, I'll switch.

 

[DiXoN]

Haloex its good stuff

 

[Tongue33]

Sodium Thiosulfate Buy a bag of crystals from a local breeder for 3.00 and mix it up myself.. LAsts for on or above 20000 gallons

 

[Hilly]

Been using Haloex for a while, never had a problem with it.

 

[LiuHsi]

Novaqua

 

[milkman407]

prime

 

[shoefreak03]

i use to use novaaqua but switch to prime. cost less and works wonders so far.

 

[Vitaliy]

I do not use any chemicals to treat water. For small water changes I simply fill up a rubbermaid and put a powerhead in for about an hour or so. For large water changes I fill up a rubbermaid, add a powerhead, and a small AquaClear stacked with carbon to remove chlorine and chloramine.

 

[WyldFya]

Sodium Thiosulfate made by Target Aquameds.

 

[Jo_nz]

none, supply water generally uses unstabilised chlorine as its not exposed to uv light. Sunlight and UV light will remove chlorine if it bothers you, generally the fish dont care. I would be more concerned about adding chemicals of a secret formula and not knowing what voodoo juice is in the bottle.