Tap Water Safe is your essential tool for ensuring the safety and well-being of your aquatic companions. Here's when and how to use it:
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New Aquarium Setup: When embarking on the setup of a new aquarium, Tap Water Safe should be your first consideration. Use it to transform tap water into a safe and welcoming environment for your fish by effectively eliminating chlorine, other halogens, chloramine, and heavy metals that can be harmful to them.
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Water Changes: Whenever you're introducing fresh tap water during a water change, reach for Tap Water Safe. It's essential for maintaining water quality and protecting your fish from the dangers of harmful chemicals.
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Fish Transportation: When moving fish from one location to another, whether it's from the store to your home or within your aquatic setup, adding Tap Water Safe to the transport bags provides a crucial layer of protection. This reduces the stress your fish may experience during transit.
How to Use Tap Water Safe:
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Calculate Aquarium Volume: Determine the volume of your aquarium in liters by multiplying its length, width, and depth (in centimeters) and then dividing by 1000.
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Shake Thoroughly: Prior to use, give the Tap Water Safe bottle a thorough shake to ensure proper mixing.
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Mix and Add: In a container with the new water, mix the required dose of Tap Water Safe thoroughly. Once mixed, gently add this treated water to your aquarium.
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Slow Addition: Pour the treated water into your aquarium slowly to ensure even distribution throughout the tank.
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Immediate Protection: Tap Water Safe works instantly to remove chlorine and chloramines from tap water, ensuring the safety of your fish without delay.
Important Warning:
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Warning: Avoid using this product within 24 hours of administering Anti-Internal Bacteria.
Tap Water Safe is your trusted ally for creating a clean, chemically-balanced, and stress-free aquatic habitat for your fish. By following these straightforward steps, you provide your fish with the ideal environment for their well-being and growth.
