How to remove iron from aquarium water Videos

• 1. How to Remove Iron From Water in a Fish Tank
• 2. (AWS) Athena Water Services (Pure Water Iron Removal Filters)
• 3. SupaChlor Aquarium Water Conditioner removes chlorine, Water Ager Superchlor
• 4. How to remove green hair algae from a reef tank.

How to Remove Iron From Water in a Fish Tank

(AWS) Athena Water Services (Pure Water Iron Removal Filters)

SupaChlor Aquarium Water Conditioner removes chlorine, Water Ager Superchlor

User Comments

The Tech Den commented on 21 Mar 2012

This product does assist with the slime coat. It also removes fluoride - hydrated lime and metals like alluminium found in tap water that your fish would rather not have. It would be difficult to find a product that does all that Supachlor does and best of all it is Australian Made.

Charles Lee commented on 15 Oct 2012

I have a grow out tank with Barramundi in it. I have a bit of problem with the Amonia, Nitrite & Nitrate problem. Would SupaChlor solve the problem? Please remember I do eat the fish. Is it safe?

DrMunroe commented on 19 Mar 2012

i use api stress coat+ & it "repairs" the slime coats when you double the dosage - im guessing this product doesnt?

XDSmelliot commented on 18 Aug 2013

Keep in mine this is 5mL per 200L most are 5mL per 30-40L

DrTelescope commented on 23 Jul 2013

What if I drink it?

XDSmelliot commented on 18 Aug 2013

mind*

How to remove green hair algae from a reef tank.

User Comments

QuittingYoutubeKThxBye commented on 26 Jul 2015

Easiest way is a bicolor blenny pair there cheap and can eat algse pellets and mysis after algaes gone

Dylan Lyons (ZeroJab) commented on 12 Oct 2015

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QuittingYoutubeKThxBye commented on 12 Oct 2015

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QuittingYoutubeKThxBye commented on 12 Oct 2015

+iko dino​ yes Saltwaterfish is my lobby

Dylan Lyons (ZeroJab) commented on 12 Oct 2015

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QuittingYoutubeKThxBye commented on 28 Jul 2015

Yes I know I use natural lighting, My aquarium is sun lit ;p

TheFishTank Doc. commented on 28 Jul 2015

If you have no corals, then you would not need strong lighting, for a fish only tank, and there for not have the lighting, to cause much of an algae problem.

QuittingYoutubeKThxBye commented on 28 Jul 2015

I'm not a coral person, They're ugly to me I just supply my local petco with clownfish I breed.

TheFishTank Doc. commented on 26 Jul 2015

+MisterE007 It depends how much algae you have you in the first place. You need to stop it coming back, by removing the phosphate. A pair of blennys will not remove the phosphate. If you have high phosphate, you might have problems keeping corals.

Twelve Nine commented on 20 Jul 2015

Nice Idea

Twelve Nine commented on 20 Jul 2015

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TheFishTank Doc. commented on 20 Jul 2015

+Twelve Nine thanks.