API Pond Stress Coat Tap Water Safe Conditioner
API POND STRESS COAT Pond Water Conditioner works instantly to remove chlorine, chloramines, and ammonia from tap water and neutralizes heavy metals. With the healing power of aloe vera, API POND STRESS COAT is scientifically proven to reduce fish stress by 40%, helping to reduce susceptibility to disease and infection. STRESS COAT forms a synthetic slime coating that replaces the natural secretion of slime interrupted by handling, shipping, fish fighting, and other forms of stress, and also helps prevent electrolyte loss.
- Protects fish and removes harmful-to-fish chemicals from tap water to make water safe
- Contains aloe vera to replace fish’s protective coat damaged by handling, shipping, or fighting
- Safe for freshwater ponds, fish, and plants
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| Size: 16 oz |
| Form: Liquid |
| Usage: Tap water conditioning for freshwater ponds |
FAQ
Can I use API Pond Stress Coat in a new pond setup?
Yes, API Pond Stress Coat can be used in new pond setups to make tap water safe for fish by removing chlorine, chloramines, and ammonia.
Does API Pond Stress Coat affect water pH?
No, API Pond Stress Coat does not alter water pH. It only removes harmful chemicals and helps reduce fish stress.
How much API Pond Stress Coat should I use per gallon of tap water?
Use 1 tablespoon per 5 gallons of tap water for effective conditioning.
Piers Hart –
My fish have been much more active since I started using this conditioner. The water turns clear quickly and my goldfish seem less stressed after being moved to the pond.
Sophie Pullman –
I used it when adding new fish to my pond. The chlorine was gone within minutes and the fish didn’t show signs of distress. Aloe vera helps with the protective layer too.
Ruth Arnold –
Great product for new pond owners. It makes tap water safe without changing the pH. My fish have not had any illness since using it regularly.
Katherine Wright –
Works well for removing chloramines. I mix it with water before adding to the pond and the fish adapt smoothly.