API Aquarium Salt, 16-Ounce

I have very hard water in my area, so this works great to condition the water. Just make sure you don't use too much.

I have a number of five gallon freshwater tanks but of course they can use about a tablespoon of salt per tank. Have used to cure fin rot. My "technique" is to fill a five gallon jug with tap water. Add one tablespoon of the salt and whatever else I need to put in there (stress coat, algae drops, etc.) let it stand overnight at least. I siphon out a bit of water from each tank and replace with the water from the jug as needed. This eliminates problem with having the salts dissolve and from my experience is just a good practice if you are dealing with tap water.

In my case when used for fin rot I did daily water changes of about 1/3 the tank. Having it pre-mixed keeps the consistency you need for each change and that definitely helps the fish.

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My beta fish had seen better days, so I did some research and bought some aquarium salt. It cleared up the fuzzy moldy looking stuff on the fish. He's as good as new!

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The aquarium salt is good. I usually get the bigger one since i have a 55g tank. It works good,fish look healthy. Haven't lost a fish in months,maybe this is the reason.

Only complaint would be if you have plecos/bottom feeders make sure they dont eat this. They will die. I put the salt in my fish net and let it dissolve in the net.

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This is good stuff.

I use just a small amount of this stuff in my tanks.

Highly recommended to keep fish disease down.