Multiple Conditioners?

[enoush]

I have Seachem's Betta Basics, and Top fin's Water Conditioner. Could I put both of these in my tank? Would combining these two improve my water conditions, or just make things wacky?

 

[Hebily]

I don't know what's in either one, but there is a good possibility of a bad reaction. I wouldn't mix them.

 

[DavidZ]

I agree, stick with what works, try Prime.

 

[Lupin]

Isn't that rather a waste of money and time? Just stick to the dechlorinators that cover both chlorine and chloramine and avoid the other conditioners.

 

[jpappy789]

Both practically do the same thing...stick to only one and save the time and money.

 

[enoush]

Well, one was given to me and the other I bought.....

 

[Rbishop]

You only need one of them...use them up then switch to Prime.

 

[SMinNC]

Well, one was given to me and the other I bought.....

Use the one thats open. Then use the other one. Then get some Prime.

If both are open. Use one. Quit opening the other one, until the other one is gone. Then get some prime.

 

[Hebily]

Can you tell that Prime has earned a reputation as the best conditioner on the market?

 

[bazil323]

If you use both, you are not only wasting money, it's risking a reaction between the chemicals as well as risking a possible overdose of conditioner. I'd also use one up, then the other. I don't need water conditioners where I am (on a private well, not city water or anything), so I don't have experience with them. However, I agree that Prime is the most recommended conditioner out there.