Take the Guesswork Out of Aquarium Chemistry
Achieving the right water balance can be one of the most intimidating parts of starting a new aquarium. Seachem Neutral Regulator (250 g) simplifies this process by automatically adjusting your water’s pH to a stable 7.0—the ideal neutral environment for most community freshwater fish. Whether your source water is too acidic (low pH) or too alkaline (high pH), Neutral Regulator gently brings it to the center and locks it in place.
Why Beginners Love Seachem Neutral Regulator
Unlike standard pH adjusters that cause rapid, stressful chemistry spikes, Seachem Neutral Regulator uses a premium phosphate-based buffering system. This means it softens the water by precipitating calcium and magnesium, while preventing the sudden pH swings that can harm sensitive fish.
Key Benefits & Features:
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All-in-One Water Conditioner: No need to buy separate declorinator. It instantly eliminates chlorine, chloramine, and neutralizes toxic ammonia found in municipal tap water.
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Unmatched pH Stability: Softens hard water and creates an unbreakable buffer against pH crashes.
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Fish-Safe & Gentle: Formulated to adjust water parameters gradually to prevent shock to your aquatic livestock.
How to Use (Step-by-Step Instructions)
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Calculate Your Volume: Determine how many gallons or liters your aquarium holds.
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Measure the Dose: Use 1 level teaspoon (5 g) for every 40–80 L (10–20 US gallons).
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Frequency: Use once or twice a month to maintain a strict 7.0 pH. For initial setup or heavy pH correction, you may use it once a day until the target pH is achieved.
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Application Tip: Dissolve the powder in a clean cup of aquarium or conditioned tap water before adding it directly to the tank or your replacement water.
Aquarist Note: To lower pH below 7.0, pair this product with Seachem Acid Regulator. To raise pH above 7.0, pair it with Seachem Discus Buffer or Neutral Regulator adjustments. Do not use in planted aquariums where phosphate buffers may contribute to algae growth.
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