Aquarium water conditioner question
- From: dave.jarbee@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 26 Mar 2007 16:50:31 -0700
Many of the aquarium water treatment products use sodium thiosulfate
to remove harmful chlorine/chloramine. But some products also bind the
ammonia that splits from chloramine into a harmless compound, which is
still available to plants and bacteria. Does anyone know what the
chemical is that does this? I would like to make my own water
conditioner. The thiosulfate is easy to get. But I need to know if the
ammonia eliminator chemical is readily available.
Thanks,
Dave
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