Aqueon Aquarium Fish Tank Water Conditioner Bottle, 16 ounces

does the job. always remember to add some after every water change. water conditioner should be on the shelf of every aquarist.

I like this Aqueon water conditioner and my guppy friend seems to too! The bottle is quality and a nice big amount for the price. It has a flip-up top with included measuring lid cup that makes it easy to use. The actual liquid is thin, scent-free, and clear light green appearance. You use 1 teaspoon per 10 gallons of tank water so it lasts a long time depending on your tank size. I used to use Prime water conditioner and that smelled like rotten eggs. This has no scent. My elderly guppy does well with this at water changes and it keeps him healthy. I have no negatives to say about this product!

I’ve been using Aqueon's water conditioner for a couple of years, and it works flawlessly. I recommend letting it sit for 30 minutes before adding the conditioned water to your aquarium. Also, be sure to mix it for at least 30 seconds to ensure it fully mixes with the water. It does an amazing job of removing ammonia and lowering pH levels. I've been using it for my axolotls for two years, and they are happy and healthy!

Very good tap water conditioner for fish tanks highly recommend I've been using this brand for over year now whenever I clean my fish tank and do water changes it instantly removes all toxic chemicals found in tap water and makes it safe for your fish it also adds the slime coat that your fish loose when cleaning the tank due to stress just add a cap full when do you do a 50% water change the bottle tells you how much to add and the cap has measurements

A great product that keeps my tap water clean and ready for fish. I had issues with the cap closing properly and it leaked constantly. Other than that the product worked as advertised.

Good conditioner last a long time. Have not had any problems using this product

Inexpensive and great for buying large quantities. Unlike Prime or other more expensive conditioners, this one just gets the job done, it removes chlorine, chloramines, heavy metals, and it helps with fish slime coats. Simple. I have read many people’s 1 star reviews and I don’t know why they are there exactly, but I can almost assure you that the conditioner wasn’t the cause, unless it was some freak accident. It’s just a simple sodium-based dechlorinator and it does it’s job wonderfully. In the event of a sick/ dead fish, there are so many other factors to be considered. Water hardness, nitrogen levels (nitrates and nitrites), ammonia levels, pH, temperature, oxygen content, water flow, ample hiding room, stress from tank mates/things outside the tank, and tank size are all factors. People who use conditioners right, and have taken care to make sure that every other parameter is accounted for will have success using this conditioner with no extra effort. So in conclusion, do your research before buying a fish, and provide accordingly, the conditioner will, well, it’ll condition the water, no problem...(The foam that comes from it is a byproduct of the slime coat additives, and is not a concern.)

I cannot imagine maintaining my 40-gallon aquarium without this product. It instantly makes tap water safe for fish. As anyone with an aquarium knows, water exchanges are vital to proper aquatic life. Having this water conditioner on hand is so important. I keep two bottles on hand, ensuring I never run out. This is a terrific product.