Apparently I am not that good at math... I have a 2gl tank. The instructions for Seachem Prime state that 1cap = 50gal and 1 cap ring = 1ml. So do I just put in a drop some how? Is that how much is needed for each gallon?

How many drops would I place in a 1.5 tetra gallon tank of seachem prime? And can I use that as just the betta water conditioner?

http://www.petbarn.com.au/fish/aquarium-health-wellbeing/conditioners/seachem-betta-basics-60ml.html vs. http://www.petbarn.com.au/fish/aquarium-health-wellbeing/conditioners/seachem-head-start-conditioner-pack-100mlx3.html Any thoughts? The Betta Basics seems like an all in one kind of...

Does anyone know which product would be better for replenishing physiologically relevant minerals that are removed by reverse osmosis or deionizing filtration? The products are similar, the difference is Seachem has sodium chloride, whereas Brightwell has sodium metasilicate I do not know...

About two months ago I noticed my betta developed a terrible case of dropsy. I treated the tank with Tetra Fungus Guard, and it worked within hours. I re-dosed the tank as the instructions stated. Everything seemed fine for about a week, then the dropsy returned. I decided to give him epsom salt...

I put this in the tank last night (yes I took the plastic off) and replaced 20% of the water yet I can't figure out how to read this wheel. Can anyone help?

Can you use aquarium salt with either Seachem or Hikari manufacturers' metronidazole? If you could give a quick yes or no, I would appreciate it so much! Thank you.

Hi all, I have very recently adopted a betta who is a known tail biter. I have not had any fish for quite a few years now - and the only ones I've ever owned were betta's. None of my betta's ever ate their own tails though. So I have been obsessively searching the info to update my care...

Dear members, I have very recently adopted a betta who is a known tail biter. He was originally purchased by his previous owner as a beautiful half-moon but his owner tells me that he quickly became a consistent tail biter and in the 10 months since she bought him he has routinely eaten more...