Question: Best water conditioner?

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I'm heading to Petco/pet smart today to get some water conditioner. I usually use...aqueon? I think? But I was wondering what brands are best. Also I don't think I have a choice but to....*shudders* use chemicals.... my nitrites are still high and I'm so worried, and I can't find any natural fixes! Gah! Anyone have any ideas? What's safe?
 
i would suggest trying to find some Seachem Prime. they make really good products that are affordable and work incredibly well, it also promotes slime coating so that's always a plus :) and helps detoxify ammonia! oh and its highly concentrated so a small bottle will last you a long time :)

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also since your nitrites are high right now i would suggest doing a 20-25% water change once a day for 4 to 5 days. If you do this i guarantee that your issues with water chemistry will clear right up :)
 
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