Question: Tetra aqua safe

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When doing water changes to the new water i add i put tetra water/aqua safe ive been using the one for tropicalfish but should i be using the one for cold water? With the goldfish on the front? Help ive got myself in a tizz over this even tho there are no problems with my water or axies x
 
It's fine. Dechlorinators aren't temperature-specific.
 
Whats point in having two different one then silly things ha.. Thankyou for your help x
 
Moobear2010 said:
Whats point in having two different one then silly things ha.. Thankyou for your help x
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Its marketing, I quite often use a pond dechlorinator, its better value and has pictures of koi carp on the front.
 
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