Do Goldfish Need A Water Conditioner?

[L u]

I was told every fish does.

Lu

[Rain Fan Dominical, CR]

On Feb 17, 12:28*pm, (L u) wrote:
> I was told every fish does.
>
> Lu

Water conditioner as in what kindof product.a dechorinator or what.
All fish do need to be put in water that has been treated to remove
cloramines and chlorine.............

[L u]

AquaPlus Tap Water Conditioner

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you need to test for "hardness" and make sure your water has calcium hardness. a
little salt, 1 teaspoon per 5 gallons is great tonic for GF. and water with
chlorines or chloramines, like city water, must be treated with dechlor (sodium
thiosulfate) or the fish will die very rapidly. Ingrid

On Sun, 17 Feb 2008 13:28:07 -0500, (L u) wrote:

>I was told every fish does.
>
>Lu

[L u]

I just added some salt to the water, but how often do I do it?

AquaPlus removes chlorine and chloramine. I read the label.

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ALL fish need a water conditioner unless it's well water that does not
have heavy metals in it. If in doubt add conditioner. Salt can be
added to balance the tank at the rate of 1 tbsp per 10 gallons. You
can use more salt if there are problems with illness. If illness is
the problem please let us know so we can advise you.

[L u]

Thanks so much.

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once unless you replace all the water.

On Tue, 19 Feb 2008 11:41:04 -0500, (L u) wrote:

>I just added some salt to the water, but how often do I do it?
>
>AquaPlus removes chlorine and chloramine. I read the label.