Become a credit card member today!API Aquarium Salt, 33 oz.
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Make your fish feel like they're swimming in the ocean with API Aquarium Salt! When your finned friends are feeling under the weather or super stressed, their gills may not be functioning at their best. This can lead to a loss of electrolytes that they need to breathe properly. That's where our all-natural salt comes in! Made from pure, evaporated sea water, it helps promote healthy gill function and reduce stress and electrolyte loss. Plus, when used in conjunction with remedies, it can improve disease recovery and help your fishy pals get back to feeling like themselves in no time!
- - All-natural salt made from pure, evaporated sea water
- - Promotes healthy gill function and reduces stress and electrolyte loss
- - Improves the efficiency of medications and reduces harmful effects of nitrite
- - Perfect for use during times of disease or stress
- - Helps your fishy friends breathe easy and feel better fast!
- - Proudly made in the USA
Specifications
| SKU | 474940 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | API |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 33 OZ |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | White |
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| Personalized Item flag | No |
As a General Tonic and Stress Reducer for Tropical Fish Add 1 rounded tablespoonful for every 5 U.S. gallons of aquarium water. As a General Tonic and Stress Reducer for Goldfish Add 1/2 rounded tablespoonful for every U.S. gallon of water. To Enhance Tropical Fish Disease Treatment Add 1 rounded tablespoonful for every 5 U.S. gallons of aquarium water.
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BouncyBetta
13 years ago
Ok so my Betta supposedly had fin rot, he is living in a 1 gal bowl and so I dec...
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My fish were fine but not my snails
Pinkahol
4 years ago
So I remembered buying this a little while back for my fish just in case somethi...
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life saver
ms diana
Yes, I recommend this product.
My betta is better
Ms Yvette
Yes, I recommend this product.
Product was open , salt came out
Jason lin
No, I do not recommend this product.
Over priced
Gettingold72
No, I do not recommend this product.
Jeffyjeffy
No, I do not recommend this product.
Nice Container Size
MJTO
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Great job
Bob85829283
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Best sale for this product, quick quick shipment.
Archie in Parker
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Questions
Will this help with my apistogramma’s inflated and bloated belly ?
How big of a pack of salt will I need for a 10 gallon tank?
- We would recommend to use 2 rounded Tablespoons to treat a 10 gallon tank.
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will this help my bettas hole in head?
- Aquarium salt with help with warding off disease. Adding salt is always helpful. We would recommend to use API Bettafix and API General Cure to clear the hole in the head infection.
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will this help with holes in head for my betta?
- Aquarium salt with help with warding off disease. Adding salt is always helpful. We would recommend to use API Bettafix and API General Cure to clear the hole in the head infection.
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Can I use this for my hermit crabs saltwater
- This is for freshwater. You may need something like Instant Ocean.
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Is this good for goldfish?
- yes
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Can this help my guppy that has been swimming sideways that may have a bladder problem??
Will this help my beta fish with popeye?
- Aquarium Salt, or better Epson Salt, should do it, unless it’s to far going on. Remove 10% of the water from your tank and place it into a container. Add your betta to the container and dose it with Epsom salt. There will be a recommended amount on the bottle as well as instructions on how to use it (but if not you should use 1 tablespoon per gallon). Just remember, that you should dissolve Epsom salt before adding it to the container. You should leave your betta in the container for 10 minutes before adding it back to your main tank (remember before adding it back to the main tank it will need to be acclimatized for a couple of minutes). Make sure you float the container in your aquarium to keep the water warm enough.
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Experiencing a nitrite spike in my 120 gal tank. I have used Prime to nullify the nitrities and have done 30 gallon water changes 2 days in a row, but nitrities still coming in st 4-5ppm. Will aquarium salt lower my nitrite levels?
can I use this for my hermit crabs salt water?
- no! mix 1 1/2 tsp of sea salt with one cup (8oz) of distilled or treated water. do not use table salt!
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