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(More customer reviews)If you have a "new fish keep dying" problem and you're well past the "new tank syndrome" stage, try THIS instead of just giving up.
Get the Tap Water Filter kit (note: though this review is for the replacement cartridge, you'll need to get the whole kit first if you don't already have one).
It was what saved me from quitting my new fish hobby, and I hope it does the same for you.
Though the tap water that comes out of your kitchen faucet is suitable for human consumption, it still may not be suitable for your fish EVEN AFTER PUTTING IN the Anti-Chlorine and Anti-Stress (good bacteria) conditioners.
This is something a lot of store salespeople are simply just not aware of, and cannot help you with when you ask them why the new fish they are selling you keep dying a few days after you've put them in your tank.
Even 6 months after adding a canister filter to the undergravel and Hang-On-Tank filters I already had on my 55 gal, I still had problems with new fish dying.
That's when I saw the Tap Water Filter on the shelf and read the info on the box. It sounded believeable, and I wanted to try it, but it was kind
of expensive ($79.99).
So when I saw the same thing on Amazon for half the cost, I chanced it and am now SOLD on this amazing product.
Now my fish hardly ever die, and my tank is flourishing beautifully.
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