Blue Neutralizer

I just got a new fish tank and the heating pump and all filters in place, but I do not know what chemicals to put in it.

I bought used and it came with neutralizing the chlorine, the manager of the water, bromothymol blue, pH up, pH down and multi heal. too many things that you know what I need and not what I do or what I should use it.

Use the chlorine neutralizer. Add it to the water you put in the tank to make it safe for fish.

Keep multicure "if you have a problem later. It can help with fungal infections or finrot etc. You should not receive such care if you tank properly, but keep it in case something goes wrong.

Take the road to rest.

Ian

Although all fish, should you use to use a good water treatment, as the first, or a dozen others on the market to neutralize the chlorine in the water, just follow the instructions, the balance of what you have is primarily for fish or water problems. bromothymol blue is to treat a condition called ick, a skin problem. Multi manages cure many diseases of fish, but most would be more able to solve using specific drugs designed for specific diseases or disease. Antibiotics are cheap and widely available for fish diseases. Use a water test kit, $ 5-10 to your pet store to determine the pH of the water in your tank after dechlorination and use pH up or down to s adapt to what suits the breed of fish you have. Maintenance involves a lot of water chemistry and seems a bit daunting at first. Just follow the instructions on the containers and everything will be fine.