Sunken Garden Betta Water Conditioner: Dechlorinator for Betta Aquariums ([50&100] ml)

What is Sunken Garden Betta Water Conditioner?

It is a liquid water conditioner for betta fish tanks. It neutralizes chlorine and chloramine in tap water, supports water stability during water changes, and supports the beneficial bacteria in your filter. It is used at every water change and at new tank setup.

Why do betta fish need a water conditioner?

Bettas are often kept in small tanks, where water quality changes quickly and frequent water changes are needed. Tap water usually contains chlorine or chloramine, which can damage gills and stress fish. A conditioner makes new water safe before it goes into the tank.

How much conditioner per litre?

Use 1 ml per 5 litres of new tap water. That is 0.2 ml per litre.

How do I use it?

1. Shake the bottle well.
2. Measure the volume of new tap water you are adding.
3. Add 1 ml per 5 L of that water.
4. Mix evenly, then add it to the tank.
5. Repeat at every water change and at new tank setup.

When should I use it?

• Every water change
• New betta tank setup
• After bringing a betta home or moving it between containers
• After medication, once the treatment course has ended

Which tanks is it suitable for?

Betta tanks of all sizes, including nano, planted, and breeding setups, in freshwater aquariums. It suits all betta types, including plakat, halfmoon, crowntail, koi, dumbo, and giant bettas.

Product details

• Type: Liquid dechlorinator and water conditioner
• Neutralizes: Chlorine, chloramine
• Dose: 1 ml per 5 L
• Size: 50ml&100ml
• Use: Freshwater only

Frequently asked questions

Does it remove chlorine and chloramine?

Yes, when dosed at 1 ml per 5 L. 

How much conditioner do I add for a betta tank?

Add 1 ml per 5 litres of new tap water. For a 2.5 L bowl or tank, that is 0.5 ml. Dose by the water you are adding, not the whole tank.

Does it treat fin rot?

No. Fin rot is usually a bacterial infection linked to poor water quality. Clean, chlorine-free water helps, but the conditioner is not a treatment. If fins are rotting, consult an aquatic veterinarian or use a suitable medication.

Will it improve my betta’s colors?

Not directly. Healthy, unstressed bettas on a good diet show their best color. Safe water supports that, but it is not a color enhancer.

Can I add it with the betta in the tank?

Yes. Calculate the dose for the new water and mix it in evenly.

Do I need it at every water change?

Yes, as long as your tap water contains chlorine or chloramine.