HOW TO: Make water conditioner for aquariums DIY

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  • čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
  • Today I show you how you can make your own dechlorinator/water conditioner to make tap water safe for your fish. Helping you save money and learn the process I have been using for years now. (*note: always shake before using*) Along with this money saving process, I give an update on some of the fish and the new quarantine tank I set up this week.
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    Products I use:
    Prime bottle 500 mL - amzn.to/3HjhmEz
    Seachem Safe (powder) - amzn.to/3VLcLyy
    Pipettes (3 mL measuring) - amzn.to/3UDfpG1
    Math Breakdown:
    4 Tbs + 1/2 Tsp safe powder into 1,500 mL water
    Gives you 15,000 gallons worth of water conditioner
    Needing to use 1 mL for every 10 gallons
    ***Always shake before using

Komentáře • 13

  • @djguppyfish
    @djguppyfish Před 12 dny

    Sir. Every time I make a batch I watch some of your videos. Thanks

  • @debraking2516
    @debraking2516 Před měsícem

    This exactly answers a question I've been having since getting back into the hobby. THANK YOU!
    Plus I'm thrilled you have a fridge magnet about Jesus ❤

  • @CrowntailHalfmoon
    @CrowntailHalfmoon Před rokem +5

    Hi Sir
    Glad you've restarted to posting video. However I've to disagree with you on this method.
    Firstly on Seachem website FAQ section clearly states that they dont recommend mixing safe in water to be used as prime or even for later stored usage. Reason is prime has stabilizer unlike safe that's why safe is powder & prime is liquid versions.
    Secondly your method might work for you because you've mentioned that you overdose it. Which is basically wasting the product.
    Better method is to have a designated water storage. Dechlorinate it based on water volume for chlorine/ chloramines etc. Then use test strips to check if parameters are suitable for fishes & water changes.
    Thirdly lets give you the benefit of doubt it works. You need to use R O or distilled Water to mix the safe because youre tap water unless is one of above mentioned will have some form of chlorine etc and the safe power will start the chemical reaction in the bottle reducing its potency when put into the tank. Again giving rise why you overdose.
    I strongly don't recommend using this method of mixing in water and using safe like prime.
    Sir I'm not trying to offend you but help educate so others can benefit.
    Thank you Sir for allowing me opportunity to share this information.

  • @carlam.9529
    @carlam.9529 Před rokem +2

    Thank you so much for sharing that dechlorinator information with us!!! It will save me a lot of money. Also thank you for showing us your fish again, they are so beautiful !!!

  • @tedmaloney2092
    @tedmaloney2092 Před rokem +1

    I like the background!
    Fridge magnet. Jesus I Trust in Thee.
    Thanks!

  • @furiousyt282
    @furiousyt282 Před rokem

    Glad you’re still uploading

  • @williamthomas8135
    @williamthomas8135 Před rokem +4

    why would you treat the entire tank for a 30% water change, and add 30% more? Use your head young man.

  • @BSZ2022
    @BSZ2022 Před 8 měsíci

    How many grams in a spoon?

  • @Eartha-zl7xc
    @Eartha-zl7xc Před rokem +2

    Buy a cheap funnel to add the powder.

  • @douggiles7647
    @douggiles7647 Před 7 měsíci +3

    Buying commercial dechlorinator and mixing it with water is not DIY. Usually DIY means it's something you have to make or at least a way to save money doing something. If you had of shown how to mix sodium thiosulfate (basically what is in "safe") or said another chemical that does the same job this would be a great video. As it stands now though it's easier to just read the directions on the bottle.

  • @darrellf7625
    @darrellf7625 Před rokem

    ♥w♥o♥w♥!!! This content desperately needs Promo`SM!