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![]() Try adding some Prime to the system. It's supposed to detoxify ammonia and nitrite
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![]() Sure, Prime works great in a pinch, but what about knowing what's going on and learning how to deal with it ??
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![]() Absolutely, but right now they need something that works in a pinch
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![]() How long ago did you replace the seal and what type of silicone did you use?
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![]() Did you move the sand over?
I would recommend Stability help stabalize the bacterias, and AmQuel Plus for the Ammonia (we actually tested prime & AmQuel, and found AmQuel much superior for removing Ammonia Nitrates Nitrites Chlorine & Chloramines) Silicone can be the issue also, depending if it was mildew resistant |
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![]() + 1 on the ammonia, get some amquel, but don't overdose it.
+ 1 on the silicone as well, all GE silicone has anti fungal and algaecide except the GE silicone adhesive.
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Sorry for coming across the wrong way I only meant to point out that, once they get things under control, they should read up on how to properly deal with things Last edited by gregzz4; 05-24-2012 at 08:39 AM. |
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