Cost Effective Water Conditioners

[RD.]

arodidni - you're worrying about nothing, as previously stated as long as it's stored properly it will last indefinitely.

Awesome thread

Thanks Chris.

 

[FishFreak95]

Is this safe to use on food fish?

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[RD.]

As safe as Prime would be.

 

[mattycooper]

thanks for the post its very helpfull and hopfully will save me alot of money down the line

 

[RD.]

No problemo, glad to help fellow MFKers save $$$ wherever & whenever possible.

 

[auratum]

Great info! Wish I had read this before - I just bought a 10 lb container of Cloram-X - oh well, I know better for next time.

 

[arodini]

8 months in and I still have not finished the powder in a small hot-n-sour soup carry-out cup that I use to contain a small portion of the 4kg bucket that I bought... I'm sure I'm all set for several years out.

 

[ddink7]

I love Seachem Safe...inexpensive and lasts very well.

 

[kellenw]

I prefer ClorAm-X. A 10 pound tub treats over 37,000 gallons. Allied Aqua has the best price I can fine online.
http://alliedaqua.com/cloram-x.html

 

[RD.]

I used Cloram-X for years, but it is not nearly as cost effective as Seachem Safe.

As previously stated:

10 lb's of ClorAm-X will treat 37,588 gallons (2.1 mg/l chlorine, 3.2 mg/l chloramine) so even if I was overly generous & doubled the water volume based on 2mg/l (my local tap water level) of chloramine (actually it would only be treating for 1.6 mg/l) I would be looking at approx. 75,000 gallons vs. 400,000 gallons of water using the 4KG container of Seachem Safe.

That's quite a substantial difference ......