Betta Fish Water Guide
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Ongoing, First published Jul 14, 2019
Is Distilled Water OK?
No... It may seem to be an easy solution - just twist off the cap and fill your betta fish tank - but don't do it!

Distilled water has had all its minerals removed - and in this case, it's not a good thing. Your fish needs these basic minerals to stay healthy.

It's better to condition your tap water. Some stores may offer a bottled "Betta Water" - such as Elive betta fish - which is simply pre-conditioned, non-distilled water. This is a quick and easy way to set up your first bowl, but not necessary.

Keep Your Water in Good Condition
No matter where you live, your tap water will have a combination of chlorine and/or chloramine, and minerals.

Cities treat water with chlorine/chloramine to remove bacteria, and although this gives us clean safe drinking water, this means that there are harmful chemicals in the water if you were to add it unconditioned to your tank

If you just panicked, because water additives never crossed your mind - it's okay. Water conditioner is here to help! This will remove chlorine/chloramine from your tap water, giving you healthy and safe water for your betta fish.


If this is your first fish, consider this an essential item - don't leave the store without it.
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