View Full Version : WTB python clean n' fill in north texas...
Looking to pick up a python clean n' fill by this weekend.
I got $25 to give you for it.
shawnhu
03-04-2009, 11:00 AM
There's one for sale here actually, http://www.aquariacentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=184919
But I suspect that you already know that.
snoopy65
03-04-2009, 11:12 AM
I can't get it to him by this weekend within his price range.
Yea I'm needing one by this weekend. I was in talks with snoopy about buying hers, but it won't make it by the weekend unless I pay just as much in shipping as the product itself :(
Mgamer20o0
03-04-2009, 1:49 PM
i hear petsmart are discontinuing them maybe you will find one there.
i hear petsmart are discontinuing them maybe you will find one there.
Hm.
I'll have to check that out. Thanks!
starrystarstarr
03-04-2009, 3:36 PM
they sell them at wall mart cheaper then any pet store
they sell them at wall mart cheaper then any pet store
The walmart near me doesn't sell much fish stuff at all. A bit of fish food, some tiny tanks.... That's it.... Not even any fish...
Some of the other walmarts carry more fish stuff?
davidhh
03-04-2009, 5:39 PM
Can I ask a quick question about these, if it's not out of place?
Is it safe to add tap water to a tank before it's treated? I'm particularly concerned about Boston tap water because it's VERY alkaline (i.e. off the scale on any aquarium water tests I have!) It usually takes quite a bit of Acid Buffer to get the water to an appropriate pH. While I'd imagine that the fish would be ok with a little chlorine and the like until the chemicals treat it, would they be ok with that high of a pH for a while?
Also, if I were to use one of these, would I add the amount of Prime that is appropriate for just the new water added, or for the total of the water in the tank?
Thanks!