Seachem Prime. Is it possible to overdose?

[kitty falol]

I've just bought some Seachem Prime from an online retailer. The site said that the bottle would condition 1000 gallons, but silly me didn't think how that would reflect on my little tank.

I've got a 60 litre tank and so I've worked out that if I do a 15% water change. I would have to measure out a quarter of a ml. How on earth do I do that?! Are we just talking one drop?

If I were to put too much in by accident, would it have an impact on my fish?

Thank you for your help.

Kathryn

 

[Tolak]

I've been using prime for quite a while now, the instructions say that you can double dose safely for really high chlorimines. Although the instructions say to use 1 ml per 10 gallons, I use 3/4 of a ml. for 5 gallons of replacement water. 8 or 9 drops equals 1/4 ml. I just checked it out with my ml dropper.

Tolak

 

[kitty falol]

Hi Tolak

Thank you so much for your reply!

OK, I'm now in search of a ml dropper bottle, thank you. That never occured to me. D'Oh

Kathryn

 

[Tropjunky]

i don't think u can overdose on dechlorinators. but i use RO water now but AquaPlus from hagen is very good i acedentaly added half a bottle in my tank once(when i kept gold fish) and it did them no harm.