SeachemNeutral Regulator 250gram

I have used this for years. It helps keep the water PH balanced.

This product helped balance the pH in my fish tank!

This truly helps my tank stay in all the right levels a must try

Had to have a replacement due to getting crushed in shipping but replacement came in really quickly.

I'm essentially going to copy my review for Acid Regulator in this space, because in my experience, the two products are linked - I use them together.Maybe I shouldn't be surprised as to how effective, after all Seachem is a company worth its salt, but I haven't had success with all of their products (Acid Buffer, PH Alert) but I have adored Prime, Flourish and now the "Regulator" series.Anyway, when used in conjunction with Acid Regulator, the efficacy is amazing. In buffered water the results are extremely predictable. I keep Clown Loaches, Neon Tetras, Albino BN Plecs, and Cories, so soft, slightly acidic water is needed. Finally, a product that helps me get there, and stay there.I brought the pH down from an enormous 8.0 to 6.8 over the course of 6 weeks (so as to not shock the fish). I have let it lie for 1 week since and the pH is stable. I had to do a little improvising... since my initial pH was so high, and my tap water so unbuffered, I needed more than the recommended dose. I had to add a small amount almost every day after the initial dose, and monitor the results closely with a pH liquid test. (For this I chose API's tests - the pH tests are accurate). I would take 4 test tubes, and keep up to 4 previous measurements over the days, so I could see the subtle changes in pH. Trust me, you almost have to do this to tell the difference between, for example, 7.6 and 7.4 on the low pH scale.Anyway, ever since achieving the target pH of 6.8, I don't need to add Regulator all the time anymore, just when doing a water change. I did one today, added the 1:1 dose of Neutral Reg to Acid Reg and guess what? My pH stayed exactly at 6.8. Awesome.Ever since getting the pH to where it needed to be, my fish have thrived. They are active, lively, eating well, and growing.Neutral Regulator works, and it WILL bring your pH to 7, and it WILL buffer your water, even if it softens it, and keep your pH stable.I dock a star because it's expensive, and because it wasn't particularly intuitive how to use it for proper results. But it wasn't rocket science either, just basic science. :)

Ensure a balanced aquatic environment with Seachem Neutral Regulator—250 grams of powerful water conditioning. This product stabilizes pH levels and maintains them in a neutral range, promoting a healthy and thriving aquatic ecosystem. Ideal for both freshwater and marine setups.

It's been awhile since I've had a fish tank up until a few months ago and I haven't gotten a reliable test kit yet to use with the conditioners but if it's any comfort I have only changed my water once since I started (I know, I'm horrible, but it's a highly planted tank with soil) and whenever I had to top off my tank (has been a gallon every 4 to 5 days to a week) I have added a little bit to the bucket that I use to add water and if it wasn't at least converting the ammonia into non harmful ammonia I think all my fish would be dead now. I'm sorry that I couldn't be more detailed about how effective it is but I thought it would help knowing that it did enough to keep my fish alive.

Been using this for a year or more now. All my fish are still alive so I'll keep using it.

Produto com uma boa eficiência.

Semplicissimo da usare

A utiliser en combinaison avec Acid regulator et vous ajustez le PH entre 5.8 et 6.8 comme vous désirez.Les valeurs sont données pour une eau osmosée.

Seachem is my favourite aquarium company so that’s why I trusted this to be a good product - and it is! However I was a little confused by it and I’m not sure if this is legit but this is my experience:So I’ve been setting up a new aquarium. I know that a slower and gradual pH change is what you have to do for you fish so they don’t get a shock to the system however I am busy cycling a brand new tank and for some reason I thought this product would work instantly but it does take a little time to bring the pH down. It never seemed to bring the pH down even after a double dose. I tested the water from my aquarium about a week later and it HAD actually lowered. I live in mountains where our water is very hard so It’s understandable that it would take a bit to work however I just thought it would be quicker so maybe don’t always expect that! No other issues, Seachem is still my go to company :)

I've been impressed with the stability of my pH since using this. It's brought my tap water down from around 8.5 to 7.0 and holds it there nicely. I pre-treat my water in buckets with this stuff before a water change to avoid bouncing the pH. What's really great, is that this treats the tap water too from Chlorine etc so no need to use TapSafe or anything like that - and as you don't need a lot of this (i have small tanks) it'll last a lot longer than the liquid conditioners too, so although this costs a little more, it will last longer and therefore much more cost effective. My Betta is much happy in his 7.0 water now :)