Is seachem amguard reef safe?

[GHOSTLY]

Now I don't have a problem, but in the case I do is this stuff safe for lps and softies?

 

[Greg P]

According to their website, it's safe to use in all fresh/saltwater systems, with some caveats;
It can deplete oxygen, and apparently only binds NH3 for up to 72 hours.

I've only used it in a QT for emergencies and perform WCs right after, although I've put it in fish bags when selling to local reefers.

 

[GHOSTLY]

Do you have any personal experience with it?there are so many mixed reviews on it.

 

[stacksoner]

Do you have any personal experience with it?there are so many mixed reviews on it.

I think it's the same formula as Prime, just different branding. I'm basing this solely on the identical rotten egg smell that they both have.

 

[GHOSTLY]

Ok thanks

 

[Malcontent]

Seachem implies that Prime has separate dechlorination and ammonia binding ingredients. Chlorguard sounds like the former and Amguard sounds like the latter.

Prime doesn't deplete oxygen. This is a 40X overdose and oxygen levels are still slightly higher than in my DT:

I don't trust any water conditioner to detoxify ammonia though.

 

[GHOSTLY]

Ok thanks

 

[GHOSTLY]

My test kits went bad and showed 0.50 but my corals were fine and store testing f
Got me 0