Aquasonic Amazon Water Conditioner (250ml)
Water in rainforest rivers is conditioned by leaf tannins, humic and organic acids. Some leaching of ground minerals also occurs. These conditions are natural disease inhibitors for fish. The water is soft, usually below 50ppm hardness and a pH between 5.5 and 6.5.
Aquasonic Amazon Water Conditioner recreates these same conditions in an aquarium. The result is brighter and more active fish, with a high resistance to disease.
For aquarium use only. Keep out of reach of children.
Directions for Use
2ml per 10L of aquarium water. Retreatment only necessary when changing water. For aquarium use only. For soft water species.
To calculate approximate aquarium capacity: Multiply the length x width x water level height (in cm) and divide by 1,000 for litres.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Volume | 250ml |
| Recommended Dose | 2ml per 10L |
| Target pH Range | 5.5 – 6.5 |
| Water Hardness | Below 50ppm |
| Usage | Aquarium only |
FAQ
Can I use this conditioner for freshwater fish that are sensitive to pH changes?
Yes, the conditioner helps stabilize pH between 5.5 and 6.5, which is suitable for soft water species sensitive to pH fluctuations.
How often should I add the conditioner to my aquarium?
Retreat only when changing water. Add 2ml per 10L of aquarium volume during water changes.
Is this product safe for all types of fish?
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Caroline Newman –
My betta fish has become more active and colors are brighter since I started using this conditioner. The water pH stayed stable even after water changes. Easy to measure and effective for soft water setups.
Megan McLean –
Works well for my community tank with guppies and neon tetras. I added it during each water change and noticed fewer fish illnesses. The instructions are clear and the product is easy to use.
Isaac Mills –
After switching from tap water to this conditioner, my shrimp and small fish seem healthier. The water feels softer and the fish swim more naturally. I recommend it for soft water species.