Prime water conditioner
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war10ck
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They're really great. Saved my fish while my tank is cycling(didnt know much about nitrogen cycle). Only need a few drops so it would definitely last long,this depends on your tank ofcourse. It detoxifies amonia & nitrite for 24hrs i think so it's really good when someone accidentally cycle a tank w/ fish like i did. So definitely recommended.
It's outstanding, and I am hard to sell chemicals to. Protects against ammonia and nitrite spikes up to 1.0 ppm. And a chlorine remover as well of course. I used it during cycling with fish to protect them. I don't intend to do that anymore but it did protect them. About 95% survived and they endured a couple very bad days of nitrite spike. You can overdose Prime during emergencies. It's just handy to have around at water changes or when things go bad. It's very concentrated so it's truly less expensive than it appears vs competing products.
Kaneu
Aquarium Advice Freak
If you only bought 1 product to use in tanks,
Seacham's Prime would be it!
Seacham's Prime would be it!
Njk
Aquarium Advice Apprentice
Yes, I agree. I was somewhat skeptical of it myself. But after using it I always have a couple bottles on hand. Its in my top 5 must haves.
Nate
Coursair
Aquarium Advice Addict
If you have a lot of tanks you can buy SAFE, the dry version of Prime. Super concentrated !
http://www.seachem.com/safe.php
http://www.seachem.com/safe.php
nirbhao
Aquarium Advice Addict
I have to double dose water conditioner because we have absurd amounts of chloramine, so we got Safe. I use 1/32 teaspoon in my 20 long. I had to buy new measuring spoons!
