Amazon has
32oz API Tap Water Conditioner for Aquariums for
$5.92 when you check out via Subscribe & Save.
Shipping is free with Prime or on orders $25+.
Note, in stock soon.
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weekendwarrior8 for finding this deal.
About this item:- Contains one (1) API TAP WATER CONDITIONER Aquarium Water Conditioner 32-Ounce Bottle
- Neutralizes chlorine, chloramines and other chemicals to make tap water safe for fish
- Prevents tap water chemicals from causing gill destruction, tissue irritation and fish death
- Super strength, high concentration formula
- Use when adding or changing water and when adding new fish to freshwater and saltwater aquariums
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A 32oz bottle (~950ml) of API Stress coat would treat 1900 gal of water. So the "cost to treat" with API Stress Coat is $3.27 per 1000 gal (not accounting for S&S savings)
A 250ml of prime will treat 2500 gal of water, so the cost to treat is $3.67 per 1000 gal, so they are almost the same in terms of long-term treatment costs.
What is probably more important for me is that, from what I read on various forums, API Stress Coat don't go well with some Seachem filtration/purification products, notably Purigen. I don't know if that is true, but I wouldn't risk switching for this reason alone, given the price is almost the same.
Anyway, always rep+ for aquarium deals!
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A 32oz bottle (~950ml) of API Stress coat would treat 1900 gal of water. So the "cost to treat" with API Stress Coat is $3.27 per 1000 gal (not accounting for S&S savings)
A 250ml of prime will treat 2500 gal of water, so the cost to treat is $3.67 per 1000 gal, so they are almost the same in terms of long-term treatment costs.
What is probably more important for me is that, from what I read on various forums, API Stress Coat don't go well with some Seachem filtration/purification products, notably Purigen. I don't know if that is true, but I wouldn't risk switching for this reason alone, given the price is almost the same.
Anyway, always rep+ for aquarium deals!
"Sorry, this item can't be shipped to your selected address. Learn more. You may either change the shipping address or delete the item from your order."
I re-entered the address into my account but it didn't make a difference. I've shipped this same product to the same address in the past without issues.
Is anyone else having this problem or know why it could be happening? The standard reasons at the link they provided aren't it (the package is not too big, etc...).
A 32oz bottle (~950ml) of API Stress coat would treat 1900 gal of water. So the "cost to treat" with API Stress Coat is $3.27 per 1000 gal (not accounting for S&S savings)
A 250ml of prime will treat 2500 gal of water, so the cost to treat is $3.67 per 1000 gal, so they are almost the same in terms of long-term treatment costs.
What is probably more important for me is that, from what I read on various forums, API Stress Coat don't go well with some Seachem filtration/purification products, notably Purigen. I don't know if that is true, but I wouldn't risk switching for this reason alone, given the price is almost the same.
Anyway, always rep+ for aquarium deals!
https://kensfish.com/products/sod...299810616
The $3.25 package there will treat 37,850 gallons. That said, safe/prime can also treat for chloramines, heavy metals etc.
"Sorry, this item can't be shipped to your selected address. Learn more. You may either change the shipping address or delete the item from your order."
I re-entered the address into my account but it didn't make a difference. I've shipped this same product to the same address in the past without issues.
Is anyone else having this problem or know why it could be happening? The standard reasons at the link they provided aren't it (the package is not too big, etc...).
Probably not in stock at nearby Amazon warehouse
Good deal for anyone with an aquarium or pond if they can get it anyway.
A 32oz bottle (~950ml) of API Stress coat would treat 1900 gal of water. So the "cost to treat" with API Stress Coat is $3.27 per 1000 gal (not accounting for S&S savings)
A 250ml of prime will treat 2500 gal of water, so the cost to treat is $3.67 per 1000 gal, so they are almost the same in terms of long-term treatment costs.
What is probably more important for me is that, from what I read on various forums, API Stress Coat don't go well with some Seachem filtration/purification products, notably Purigen. I don't know if that is true, but I wouldn't risk switching for this reason alone, given the price is almost the same.
Anyway, always rep+ for aquarium deals!
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Thank you
Chlorine in well water? That's something new. I quit using water primes long time ago. My fish doing well after changing one quart of my tank with tap water without any chemicals. Although I don't have any fancy fish.