i just poured garlic juice into my prime is it still ok to use?

natural way is impossible with 8 tanks i change 8 buckets alone in my 55 and i have 2 buckets. i really dont want to test it out on my 55 and kill my fish. will it kill the fish if it doesnt work? ill do a double dose and test for 3 days.
 
allaboutfish said:
i dont find it funny. also i dont know anybody with tanks. i dont even tell people i have tanks. would make me look like a nerd.
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I like guys with tanks. ;)
 
*mental note, must get more tanks.... lots more*-N
 
Everyone I know loves my tanks... And I'm not know as a nerd, I'm more of the "class clown type" I don't get caught for fooling around though :)


I wouldn't risk putting something into a chemical that takes away chlorine, if it doesn't work there could be serious problems.


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Just a heads up, I'm thinking you can't get away with letting the water set out to take care of chlorine anymore. If memory serves me the treatment plants in some places put in chloramine that doesn't evap. As long as you didn't take it to the "red line" with your nitrates just skip the wc until you get some more prime and play it safe. Today's Friday, Sunday's not too far off they shouldn't have a problem. Unless you already siphoned out the water in which case uh oh - N
 
Nereus7 said:
Just a heads up, I'm thinking you can't get away with letting the water set out to take care of chlorine anymore. If memory serves me the treatment plants in some places put in chloramine that doesn't evap. As long as you didn't take it to the "red line" with your nitrates just skip the wc until you get some more prime and play it safe. Today's Friday, Sunday's not too far off they shouldn't have a problem. Unless you already siphoned out the water in which case uh oh - N
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I know where I live that they only use chlorine . I know that it is gone because we have a pool and there is a test kit for chlorine and it reads 0.


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If you feed your fish garlic and they don't die why would adding it directly to the water hurt them? Don't you think that some of the garlic juice gets into the water via the food anyway. This to me is the same as saying I just dropped my lemonade in my bath water should I still use the water.
 
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