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Multivitamins conditioner

Wyckius

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Hello everyone,
My friend give this to my .This is multi vitamins and he told to use in my tropical tank .do this product is good ?
 

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No idea about the product but the only thing I ever give my fish is clean water and food.
 
I used to dose a multivitamin from JBL when I bred some fry and had no issues that I can remember. No idea if it made a difference in growth/development however as it was the first time I had bred fish.
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I'm skeptical when it comes to such products, companies do anything for money.

Clean dechlorinated water and a good varied diet based on species is all fish need.
 
What are the ingredients in the vitamin supplement?

Vitamins can be beneficial to fish if they are run down, sick or not being fed well. Feeding a varied diet and keeping the tank clean will do a lot to help fish health. If you want to use vitamins you can add them to dry or frozen foods. They can be fed daily or less often.

Liquid vitamins break down very quickly and should be kept in a cold dark place to prolong their life. Dry powder vitamins last longer but should also be kept in a cold dark place to extend their life.
 
Ok, I wouldn't use that stuff. Unless you know what the ingredients are, you don't want to add that to the aquarium. It also says it is bad for our eyes so putting it into an aquarium with fish, even though it will be diluted, isn't something I would do.

Take the product back to where you got it and get a refund.

Write to the government and tell them there are products being sold with no ingredients listed. That stuff could contain absolutely anything including illegal drugs, antibiotics, carcinogenic substances, etc. Without an ingredients list you have no idea what is in that and whether it's safe for you, your fish, or to end up in the waterway where most aquarium water ends up.
 
For me, if there is no ingredients breakdown on the container, then there is no sale. I want to be able to research what I am using.

When I made my own fishfood, I used to add water soluble vitamins to the solid food. I was never sure it did anything, and stopped when the vitamins expired. With healthy ingredients, you should get all the vitamins needed into the tank.
 

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