Question: Anyone used this/ is this ok to use

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Good Afternoon All
My flat mat just brought this home I have never seen or used it before, can anyone tell me if it is ok to use in my Axie tanks?

Aqua Safe by Tetrafauna
for Reptiles and Amphibians
Neutralizes chlorine and chloramines
Safe for all Aqua-Terrariums

This is all the info on the front label. it is in a green bottle, like I said I have never seen it before, I sent my flat mate to the LFS to get h2o treatment and this is what they sold him for Axis.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, I can't do water changes until I either find out this is safe to use or I go back to the store.

Thanks in advance for all your help:yin-yang:
 
We have the same stuff in the Netherlands. It's called Tetra. And I'm not sure about it. Some people say it's okay, some people say that Tetra(Fauna) can't be trusted, or that the AquaSafe contains something that might be harmful. Not just for axies.

I'll just sit and wait and see what others have to say about this. :)
 
Yup, i used both for my snake and my bearded dragon, but who knows about axolotls? :confused:
 
Its fine :) I have used it with mine and never had a problem.
 
I use that brand with my tank and I've never had a problem with it.
 
Thanks to all who responded,
It just made me worry, I sure do not want to do anything that would harm my guys. The bottle is so different then the other Tetra Products.
This bottle is green and the product itself is blue. And I had never seen this product before.

Thanks again.
Mama Mia :ufo:
 
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