Tetra No More Algae Tablets 8 Count, Controls Algae In aquariums

Works great keeps tank clear

I bought this when I had a severe algal bloom that nothing was getting rid of (water changes, environment changes, blocking out light, reducing light, etc). With this as my last option, I purchased because it was cheap and I had nothing left to lose. There's really no... instructions on a proper way to use this aside from the amount. I was worried about just dropping the tablets into my tank (didn't want my fish to peck at them as they fizzed) so I saw reviews saying to take a cup of water from the aquarium, place the tabs in there and let dissolve and then add the water back and that's what I did. After the first week I didn't notice much of a change at all and decided to try another dose once it was safe to. After /another/ week there was still no change and I thought it was a dud. Then slowly but surely I noticed the water getting clearer. The plants not being covered in algae - the decorations a completely different color because for ONCE they weren't coating in a layer of algal slime. Fast forward 3 months later? My tank is still SPOTLESS. There isn't a speck of algae in this tank, the aquarium pebbles are shiny and colorful like they're brand new, my decorations are like brand new. I haven't had to add more tablets or anything. So - despite the fact I thought for sure this was useless, it's actually been a saving grace and the best choice I could have made for my tank. I had five fish (2 dalmatian mollies and 3 skirt tetras, one of which is 7 years old) and not a single one got sick or died or showed any irritation from this product either. If your tank is a mess of algae, give this a shot and be patient.

We have a well established 3.5 year old freshwater 10 gallon fish tank. We didn't have any algae problems until we went away on vacation and I used these feeding tablets. So even though I thoroughly have cleaned the tank every few months, the brownish orangey algae still comes back. I didn't want to use chemicals that could harm the fish but was desperate - who wants to look at a dirty fish tank (note water was clear, this algae would form along walls of tank and on the bottom). Anyway, I have 4 neon tetras, a snail, platy, 2 cory catfish. I did not want them to die so I took the following precautions: removed snail and kept him in a separate cup during the cleaning process, did a 25% water change and removed carbon filter, wiped the sides of the tank with a cloth carefully to remove what I could, got a cup of the tank water, added the tablet, mixed it up and added to the tank. I let this do its work for almost 12 hours (just wanted to be sure it really had a chance to work), added a fresh carbon filter, let that cycle overnight, and then I added my snail back. I monitored the fish for any signs that they were not tolerating the chemicals. They all looked fine throughout. The tank was clear of algae by the time I was done and seems to be getting better every day. This stuff is a miracle and I plan to do this every 2 months or so to keep it up or perhaps as needed if I see it come back. None of my fish were harmed and my fish tank looks great - 5 stars for this stuff!!! You must follow instructions carefully for it to work and for the protection of your fish/snails...

Works pretty good. I buy it monthly.

Muy buena calidad de producto, mantiene los acuarios super limpios de algas