SunGrow Betta Fish Water Conditioner & Treatment Freshwater Fish Aquarium Salt, 16-oz bag

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  • This source of electrolytes promotes an appropriate fluid-electrolyte balance in your fish.
  • Promotes kidney health.
  • Supports your fish’s coat by encouraging the production of a mucus-like coating.
  • Helps your fish recover from wounds and promotes overall health.
  • Helps alleviate stress in your betta buddy.

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1 Customer Questions

What are the usage directions?

Answer by Chewy • Aug 14, 2022
The usage instructions are as followed, 1 rounded tablespoon for every 5 US gallons(20L) and 1/2 rounded tablespoon for every 1 US gallon(4L)
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By Small on Sep 30, 2023

Salt cures fin rot

Using salt in my Betta's tank has been a true revelation, amigos. My fish, named Miguel, was struggling with fin issues and stress. After some research, I decided

Using salt in my Betta's tank has been a true revelation, amigos. My fish, named Miguel, was struggling with fin issues and stress. After some research, I decided to add a pinch of aquarium salt, which is typically around 1 teaspoon for every 5 gallons of water. The results were astonishing. Miguel became more active, his colors shone, and his fins regenerated. The salt helped ease his discomfort, making him healthier than ever. It's amazing how a small change can make a big difference. Salt is now an essential part of his tank, and I can't recommend it enough to keep Betta fish happy and healthy, compadres

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Linda on Oct 19, 2023

Osmoregulation for fish to de-stress

Aquarium salt helps fish regulate their internal salt and water balance. This is especially important in freshwater tanks, where adding a small amount of salt can

Aquarium salt helps fish regulate their internal salt and water balance. This is especially important in freshwater tanks, where adding a small amount of salt can mimic the electrolyte levels found in natural habitats, reducing stress on the fish.

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By lisa on Sep 25, 2023

Pure aquarium salt is a rare find

Though not as cost-effective as some alternatives, this organic salt stands out for its purity. Ideal for small aquariums and a limited number of fish, it dissolves

Though not as cost-effective as some alternatives, this organic salt stands out for its purity. Ideal for small aquariums and a limited number of fish, it dissolves effortlessly. The resealable zip lock bag ensures freshness. While I prefer larger quantities, it's a reliable choice for my small hospital tanks during emergencies.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By sky on Oct 24, 2023

Prevent ick, velvet and fin rot for Guppy

Salt is a game-changer in my guppy tank. It helps maintain a healthy environment, preventing diseases like ick, fin rot, and velvet, while boosting the overall vitality

Salt is a game-changer in my guppy tank. It helps maintain a healthy environment, preventing diseases like ick, fin rot, and velvet, while boosting the overall vitality of my fish. A must-have for any guppy owner!

Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By DogMum on Feb 8, 2023

Read up on Bettas and aquarium salt before using

So, turns out that Bettas don't actually need this added to their tank or bowl. And it can harm live plants as well as some types of catfish and scaleless members

So, turns out that Bettas don't actually need this added to their tank or bowl. And it can harm live plants as well as some types of catfish and scaleless members of your tank. I won't be using this one, and wish I had researched better before buying it. I can harm the slime coat of many fish and upset the natural bacteria in the tank which then can cause fin and tail rot. Depending on what you have in your tank ( Betta included ) read some established fish sites before adding salt to your tank. The more I read up on items marketed for Bettas, I am finding that many are not needed or actually not recommended for them!! So frustrating