Stress coat water conditioner?

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I have this water conditioner type thing called stress coat. I will be getting an axolotl soon so I was wondering If this would work for it. I think it's more of a fish thing but I'm not really sure. Any thing you may know could help. Please comment below. Thanks!!:D

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This is my first post and Im still figuring things out on here:confused:. Sorry for any mistakes. :happy:
 
I was always told that this was bad for axies but I don't know for sure. You could try using it and if your axolotl reacts poorly make sure to have a bucket of other water on standby.
 
It is o.k. but the aloe vera is not needed.
 
I've used it for a few years now without any problems.

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I've had axies react badly to aloe, so I only use a plain dechlorinator.
 
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