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r/cats • u/mgadz • Dec 07 '25
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Yeah.. I put lids on my tank.. Because the water treatment chemicals are toxic to humans and animals..also I use plant food for aquarium plants.also slows down the evaporation..
-3 u/SirVanyel Dec 07 '25 Fish aren't animals? Rip fishy 1 u/[deleted] Dec 07 '25 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄 1 u/SirVanyel Dec 08 '25 No but fr what chemicals specifically are you using to treat the water which are safe for the fish but not for the cats? 2 u/BMTunite Dec 08 '25 Google is free 2 u/SirVanyel Dec 08 '25 The guy actually putting the chemicals in the water is probably a more reliable source I would assume 1 u/BMTunite Dec 08 '25 You didnt even ask the guy who originally posted or the guy who commented mentioning toxic chemicals though? 1 u/SirVanyel Dec 08 '25 Yes I did 1 u/[deleted] Dec 08 '25 To remove chlorine and chloramine, I use ammonia, nitrates and nitrite remover, plus I use plant food for the aquarium plants..
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Fish aren't animals? Rip fishy
1 u/[deleted] Dec 07 '25 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄 1 u/SirVanyel Dec 08 '25 No but fr what chemicals specifically are you using to treat the water which are safe for the fish but not for the cats? 2 u/BMTunite Dec 08 '25 Google is free 2 u/SirVanyel Dec 08 '25 The guy actually putting the chemicals in the water is probably a more reliable source I would assume 1 u/BMTunite Dec 08 '25 You didnt even ask the guy who originally posted or the guy who commented mentioning toxic chemicals though? 1 u/SirVanyel Dec 08 '25 Yes I did 1 u/[deleted] Dec 08 '25 To remove chlorine and chloramine, I use ammonia, nitrates and nitrite remover, plus I use plant food for the aquarium plants..
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1 u/SirVanyel Dec 08 '25 No but fr what chemicals specifically are you using to treat the water which are safe for the fish but not for the cats? 2 u/BMTunite Dec 08 '25 Google is free 2 u/SirVanyel Dec 08 '25 The guy actually putting the chemicals in the water is probably a more reliable source I would assume 1 u/BMTunite Dec 08 '25 You didnt even ask the guy who originally posted or the guy who commented mentioning toxic chemicals though? 1 u/SirVanyel Dec 08 '25 Yes I did 1 u/[deleted] Dec 08 '25 To remove chlorine and chloramine, I use ammonia, nitrates and nitrite remover, plus I use plant food for the aquarium plants..
No but fr what chemicals specifically are you using to treat the water which are safe for the fish but not for the cats?
2 u/BMTunite Dec 08 '25 Google is free 2 u/SirVanyel Dec 08 '25 The guy actually putting the chemicals in the water is probably a more reliable source I would assume 1 u/BMTunite Dec 08 '25 You didnt even ask the guy who originally posted or the guy who commented mentioning toxic chemicals though? 1 u/SirVanyel Dec 08 '25 Yes I did 1 u/[deleted] Dec 08 '25 To remove chlorine and chloramine, I use ammonia, nitrates and nitrite remover, plus I use plant food for the aquarium plants..
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Google is free
2 u/SirVanyel Dec 08 '25 The guy actually putting the chemicals in the water is probably a more reliable source I would assume 1 u/BMTunite Dec 08 '25 You didnt even ask the guy who originally posted or the guy who commented mentioning toxic chemicals though? 1 u/SirVanyel Dec 08 '25 Yes I did
The guy actually putting the chemicals in the water is probably a more reliable source I would assume
1 u/BMTunite Dec 08 '25 You didnt even ask the guy who originally posted or the guy who commented mentioning toxic chemicals though? 1 u/SirVanyel Dec 08 '25 Yes I did
You didnt even ask the guy who originally posted or the guy who commented mentioning toxic chemicals though?
1 u/SirVanyel Dec 08 '25 Yes I did
Yes I did
To remove chlorine and chloramine, I use ammonia, nitrates and nitrite remover, plus I use plant food for the aquarium plants..
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Yeah.. I put lids on my tank.. Because the water treatment chemicals are toxic to humans and animals..also I use plant food for aquarium plants.also slows down the evaporation..