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Question: Reptisafe?

Elliriyanna

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I recently started using reptisafe and was wondering if there is a reason this is not one of the recommended dechloraters on ... I forget which care sheet. I checked out the other three but I liked the convenient squeeze bottle with this.

If its not good enough I will certainly switch, But I was just curious.
 
Griffin8891

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I use Reptisafe for all of my animals. Never had a problem.
 
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I use to use reptisafe and aquatize but i was told the painful truth about dechlorinators...they are all the same. According to a vet i took my salamander to for a check up, all dechlorinators have the same ingredients and they just charge you more for reptile or amphibian dechlorinators by sticking a picture on it and saying it's special.
 
Elliriyanna

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I know they are all the same :) Where I get mine from they are all pretty much the same price so I figured I would get the one that worked the best for my needs.
 
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I prefer Seachem Prime just because it has the extra utility of being able to bind ammonia into ammonium. Always useful to have around, just in case you have a mini-cycle or some other circumstance your fish/amphibian will be exposed to ammonia.
 
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