Water Treatment Question

[Damnitman]

Tomorrow I will need to be doing a 20% water change to keep the ammonia in my tank down and protect the lifeform that I have enslaved.

I have a trial size of AquaSafe from TetraAqua. The directions call for one teaspoon for 10 gallons. So how much should I use for two gallons or is a teaspoon ok?

If I did not suck at math I probably would not need to ask. So I thank you.

And remember, time is of the essence. Save a life!

 

[red_wall]

You can generally just feel it out, you can use less than a teaspoon, or you can use a teaspoon. I'd go for less since it's overkill if you use more than directed. Use 1/5 of a teaspoon, and save some of the trial!

 

[Mgamer20o0]

it doesnt have milliliters?

personally i would just take out the water. treat the whole 20 gallons then dump the new water in. i would also do a larger 40-50%. more so if the cycle isnt cycled.

 

[bushwhacker]

do 50% waterchange and add a teaspoon