Alternative to Water Conditioner?

[Roxyluvsme13]

Isn't there like a way you can remove the chemicals out of tap water by letting it sit for 24 hours or something? Water conditioner is just so expensive..

[Husky_mom]

actually for my bettas i do have water conditiner but i let the water rest for the night before i do water changes and every two or three weeks i do add conditioner but it really lasts a LOT since you only use like a drop.....

[Aspen and Misty]

I don't know about letting the tanks sit to be honest but I'm interested to find out.

Ashley

[Roxyluvsme13]

If I remember it's something like letting the water sit for 24 hours and all the chemicals dissolve? Maybe I'm wrong.. I can't remember too well lately .

[Husky_mom]

let me check where i saw it........brb with that

but i do read that letting water rest would let the chlorine evaporate and then it would be ok for the fishies

[Roxyluvsme13]

let me check where i saw it........brb with that

but i do read that letting water rest would let the chlorine evaporate and then it would be ok for the fishies

Yeah, that's it! I just need to know for how long, since I have to change Cabaret's tank in a bit, and I put some water out to sit yesterday..

[My Peanuts]

There are more concentrated types. When you go to buy more read the back. Look for the ones that only use a few drops. I have big tanks and it doesn't cost me that much. When I go home I'll try to remember to see what brand I use.

[Roxyluvsme13]

There are more concentrated types. When you go to buy more read the back. Look for the ones that only use a few drops. I have big tanks and it doesn't cost me that much. When I go home I'll try to remember to see what brand I use.

That's what I've heard, but I just find Water cond. a pain in the butt altogether