As anyone here ever used vitamin c as a dechlorinator for their boxer's water if so did you notice any difference from the regular type?
AustinASU said:Hey as to answer your question it works, i did it for all my fish and boxes it takes less than 5 secs to be dechlorinated. Also another way to dechlorinate is to go to any pet store or even wal mart and get an aerator with an air stone and aerate for 24hrs and the chlorine will turn into a gas and bam no more chlorine....more efficient. But if you use vitamin C (powder form) the rule is 1000mg per 100gal.
emysemys said:Don't be offended...lots of dummies (like me) read the forum!
ascott said:How fun.....have never heard of this...but I am certainly game to try it out....
So my issue is this; what type of vitamin C powder, I mean like there is the fizzy tablet kind, the absorbic acid kind, the buffered kind????
What is the type you use....can you post that brand and what is says on the label, this way I can make sure not using the wrong one....
Also, do you then do the water change (or add of water) then just add the vitamin c powder....do you wait any amount of time....then do you plop the turtles back in ....or can you do water change, add turtles then add powder? LOL...when ever I hear something I have not heard of before I need to know the exacts before I feel comfortable trying it...
Fricken sweet, love learning new stuff...
AustinASU said:Yeahp, aqueon still uses it and tetra fin........ATM makes a natural dechlorinator with vitamin C i'd check that out as well.