Fritz Aquatics Fresh Aquarium Water, 2.5 Gallon
Description
Fritz Aquatics Ready to Use Fresh Aquarium Water is pre-conditioned and contains no Chlorine, Chloramine, Ammonia, Phosphates or Heavy Metals. Buffered and pH balanced, this high quality aquarium water contains essential minerals and electrolytes that promote health.
- - PreConditioned - Ready to Use!
- - No Chlorine or Chloramine
- - No Phosphates or Heavy Metals
- - Buffered and pH Balanced
- - Contains Essential Minerals and Electrolytes
- - Offers Slime Coat Protection
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Specifications
| SKU | 3751643 |
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| Primary Brand | Fritz |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Personalized Item flag | No |
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| Volume | 2.5 GAL |
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Use Fritz Pre-Conditioned Fresh AquariumWater when setting up new freshwater aquariums or performing water changes. It is recommended to replace 10-25% of the water at least monthly.
For Ornamental Fish Use Onlly. Not for Human Consumption.
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Not a suitable ph from packaging
No, I do not recommend this product.
Easy water change
Yes, I recommend this product.
Must have for aquarium enthusiast!
Yes, I recommend this product.
Aquarium Water
No, I do not recommend this product.
Would not recommend
No, I do not recommend this product.
Works as described
Yes, I recommend this product.
Killed my fish
No, I do not recommend this product.
Best Aquarium Water
Yes, I recommend this product.
Questions
Why does this water test out of range in total hardness (300 ppm) and KH (300 ppm)? It is also borderline out of range for total alkalinity level.
- Sorry, too many variables to give you a definitive answer...After ten years as a hobbyist, I am currently in the process of rehoming my community of fish. I highly recommend routine maintenance for water replacement and, carbon substrate to filter through your water pump. I have relied on the preconditioned water biweekly watch change maintenance, combined use of sponge filters, in combination use of an underwater gravel filter system plus air stones to keep the water moving. Do online sites research and compare notes...Good Luck
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Is it ok keeping water remaining in large container of Fritz aquarium water until next change in 2-3 weeks?
- Yes
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Is this water good for Bettas?
- Yes! No problem at all
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Is this good to do water changes with for a saltwater tank
- Only if it is for a saltwater aquarium, I use freshwater aquariums Preconditioned water I don't have a saltwater aquarium.
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Is this water suitable for Betta Fish and other species of freshwater fish? I want to get a 5 gallon tank and put a Betta Fish in along with a couple of snails and Cardinal Tetras.
- Yes. The fritz water is great. The tank is always clear, the fish are thriving. And you don't have to add any chemicals to the water
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Can I use this to do a water change due to GH levels being to high? Do I still need to add any water conditioners?
- I use the water as it is; I have never added chemicals. I have been using this product for a long time. I am on an auto-ship subscription to help keep up with both routine maintenance & shortage when in high demand and unavailable seasonally.
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I am starting a new 8 gallon aquarium. How long after using this water in my tank can I add fish? Ty
- typically I wait 24 hours before I add my betta to water.
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Anyone use setting up a new tank? Did you still have to cycle you tank? Did you have plants in when water was added?
- You still have to cycle the tank in order to grow beneficial bacteria. Once u add fish their poop and food produces ammonia and u need the bacteria to combat that. Look up nitrogen cycle.
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Good for a starter tank to breed shrimp?
I currently use Fritz Betta gish pre-c conditioned water for my Betta. Can I use this Fritz Aquarium pre-conditioned water for my betta? Would this water be safe for a Betta fish?
- Yes, you can use this for Betta. It's Chlorine, Chloramine, and heavy metals free. These are the primary chemicals you should be concerned about in your new water. Ammonia is a by-product of fish waste, so I should expect it to be free of ammonia. It states pH balanced, so I can only assume it's neutral 7.0. Shouldn't be a problem if you're changing less than 40-50% of the water at a time. If you're doing a 100% water change (like most people do with small Betta tanks), make sure you acclimate. However, this method isn't recommended.
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