Seachem Clarity 500ml

I put some driftwood in my 75gal and it quickly covered in biofilm. The water looked “dusty” so I tried this after reading the dust was tiny bacteria or algae. It was a little cloudy after using it, but I woke up to my tank being crystal clear. It’s blowing my mind, honestly. Great product!

This product works

Great product. Just be sure to use half of the recommended amount as it can potentially be lethal to your fish as some species are more sensitive than others. You will have to wait a bit longer for the product to take full effect due to this, so keep that in mind. It can take anywhere from a few days, to a few weeks. In my case, it didn’t clear up my water up until 2 weeks after I had used it. The water in my tank was always cloudy even after weekly water changes and I couldn’t get it to be crystal clear, which was very frustrating. I am also aware that the size of my tank should be bigger (I will upgrade as soon as I can) and was definitely a huge factor towards my water quality being less than ideal, so I definitely took that into account before even considering giving this product any kind of review. Wish I had a before video of my tank to show how bad it was, just know it works well if you use it carefully and are patient. Very pleased with this product, my goldfish tank (the dirtiest tank with the cloudiest water because of how messy goldfish tend to be) is now looking good!

Not sure if this leaked or has been previously used. Seal was broken. I have yet to use this product, but I do enjoy the products from this brand.

all seachem products are great. they work exactly as described when used exactly as directed. It is the only system that I use for my planted aquariums and it has never failed me! this product is not an exception!

Bueno

I don't like putting chemicals in my fish tank. However I did have a tank that gave me some issues. This product works, but use it extremely sparingly. If you use a little too much it's going to make the situation much worse than what it was.

I don't own fish; I actually bought this to see if I could use it to get all the air bubbles out of a desktop toy: LED "jellyfish" tank. The additive forces water impurities out of solution near-instantly; after a few minutes of letting the pumps recirculate the water, I switched it off, and waited. In about two hours, all the previously dissolved solids had formed a thin layer on the bottom, and all but a handful of tiny bubbles had collapsed. If the tank had filters, I suspect the water would be totally clear, now. For my purposes, it actually works better than expected; when the pumps are running (on and off) for about two minutes, the solids stirred back up from the bottom turn the water very slightly murky, which gives the LEDs a cool "spotlight" effect; like shining a light through seawater. The bubbles from the tap water remain banished, and the latex "jellyfish" no longer bob around at the top. If only the jellyfish tank had shipped with a small amount of this. And filtration.