Bob,

I use a pond dechlorinator, rather than an aquarium product. Mine gives the
recommended dosage in ounces per hundred gallons, so it is much easier to
measure. I would measure, 1. the number of drops in a teaspoon, tablespoon,
or ounce medicine cup, and then use the appropriate number of those. For
larger changes, a drop over or under is not going to make a big difference,
like it would in a 10 gallon aquarium.
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"Thunderbird84" wrote in message
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I've been wondering. How do you do a water change on the larger side,
300+
gallons. Do you sit there with a gallon milk jug? Or is there an easier
way. And do you have to count the drops or can it be converted to
teaspoons
and tablespoons. I can't imagine counting 600 drops of liquid.

Thanks,
Bob


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