What is the best dechlorinator?
Exactly what the title implies. Doesn't matter how much it costs, as long as it's reasonable.
I'm not discussion about dechlorinators that simply remove chlorine/chloramine/heavy metals, every one does that. I'm talking about ones that do additional things, like enhance slime coat, etc.
Answers: I disagree with fish man on this one. THere are better ones that remove not just chunky metals and chloramate but ones that will remove up to 120 different chemicals from yes trace viagra, birthcontrol, sterioids etc. What we pee into the system and what the system can remove. Aqua nova plus is great for removing not only heavy metals, chloramates and ammonia to over 135 different chemicals in the puplic stroke water. There is a big difference in types and kinds. Price is a thing of demographics. I can buy the same AN+ from one sote for 9 bucks and 5 from another. Read what it does and does not do that is the best thing I can influence. They are in short different and do different things.
as far as enhansing slime coat, feed your fish well. Chemicals simply add to the irritation to thicken not enhance slime coat. Like the stress coats. These read the ingredients are nothing but salt or sodium and to be precise about it. stress's fish enough to create a thick slime coat. Not other a good thing. Your fish have the slime coat they own because of the type of fish they are. There is NOTHING you should do to try to thicken or enhance it other than food. As an experienced aquarist you will come to realize that.
its all a gimmick the $2 supermarket stuff works just as capably as a $10 bottle
I do like stress coat for the fact that a little go a long way but there is no proof that the aloa vera and other chemicals in it if truth be told do anything.
