Recommendation for chlorine/chloramine remover?

AMQUEL is the best.

Harry Muscle wrote:
Could someone recommend a good chlorine/chloramine remover to get, that
works good, and is cheap in the long run? I'm thinking I'm gonna stick with
a product that just removes the chlorine/chloramine/ammonia and nothing else
(ie: no slime coat stuff, etc.). Which means I'm trying to choose between
the following: (taken from http://www.thetropicaltank.co.uk/rev-cond.htm)

API Ammo-Lock
Kent Ammonia Detox
Kordon Amquel
Marineland BIO-Safe
Seachem AmGuard

Any of these better than the other? Which one would be best and most
economical (though money is second p , I'd rather go for best)? Any help
in choosing is greatly appreciated. If you know of any other that you
really like, I'm willing to consider them too.

Thanks,
Harry




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I prefer Seachem Prime. It's cheaper that Am-quel, as the dosege (sp?) is less (about 1ml per 10
gallons).
Len wrote in :

AMQUEL is the best.

"LtWolfe" wrote in message
. ..
I prefer Seachem Prime. It's cheaper that Am-quel, as the dosege (sp?) is
less (about 1ml per 10
gallons).

Thanks, the only thing I don't like about Prime is that it does more than
just remove the chlorine/chloramines ... which isn't always a bad thing, but
I'd rather use just the minimum amount of chemicals needed to get the job
done. Check out the bottom of this site for a better explanation of what I
mean:

http://www.thetropicaltank.co.uk/rev-cond.htm

Thanks,
Harry

Hmmm... I didn't know about that other Seachem Ammonia product. Sounds cheaper than Prime
Will have to check it out. Thank _you_. I didn't care for the other things Prime did, either.
"Harry Muscle" wrote in
:

"LtWolfe" wrote in message
. ..
I prefer Seachem Prime. It's cheaper that Am-quel, as the dosege
(sp?) is
less (about 1ml per 10
gallons).

Thanks, the only thing I don't like about Prime is that it does more
than just remove the chlorine/chloramines ... which isn't always a bad
thing, but I'd rather use just the minimum amount of chemicals needed
to get the job done. Check out the bottom of this site for a better
explanation of what I mean:

http://www.thetropicaltank.co.uk/rev-cond.htm

Thanks,
Harry