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![]() I nearly wiped out my 3.5G nano once when the net I was using was placed in the sink that was just cleaned with windex and then placed in the tank. Within hours, 50% of the livestock was dead.
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![]() "Kent" puts out a product called ammonia detox that works in minutes to drop the ammo levels. I had to use it once when I got sloppy with a cleaner
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![]() A good reminder why to never clean your tank with windex or comparable glass cleaners..vinegar in a spray bottle or even just plain water will accomplish the same thing, with less risk.
Agree with the others, imagine the water changes are helping out.
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![]() why only 25%? I would definitely do at least an immediate 75% or more water change, then continue monitoring daily and water changing as needed.
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![]() Thank you for all the advice.
Actually, I don't clean the tank with Windex...my son thought hey it cleans windows...why not the fishtank...at least he was trying to help. ![]() Water changes, carbon and a heavy doses of frowning seem to have paid off for the most part. The polyps are at about 75% of what they were and the colour seems to be coming back in all but one so far. BTW, I just noticed, my windex post was post 100 for me! Do I get a toaster?
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![]() Windex is amonia based, so as some one told amonia remover is a must.
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