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g4l88 Small Fry Posts: 14 Kudos: 7 Votes: 0 Registered: 09-Mar-2006	should i use accu-clear to get rid of my tint of cloudiness.? is it ok if i use accu-clear with my fish still in the tank??? will accu-clear disrupt my test kits when im testing the water will it give my false tests???
Posted 11-Mar-2006 17:04
g4l88 Small Fry Posts: 14 Kudos: 7 Votes: 0 Registered: 09-Mar-2006	is there any there that can help me to answer these questions???
Posted 11-Mar-2006 18:48
GirlieGirl8519 Fish Master Malawi Planter Posts: 1468 Kudos: 1029 Votes: 35 Registered: 25-Mar-2005	Edited by GirlieGirl8519 I personally have never heard of accu-clear. Do you have your water parameters? (ammonia, nitrite...) edit: Ok, just read your other post. Do you have carbon in the filter? That may help a little. Usually cloudiness will go away, if its not the tap water that is causing it. I think you need to add more fish. If you are going to keep the danio, the get a couple more. If not, then get a betta or a school of neons. Are your water parameters still 0? Sorry, I can't be of any help...maybe someone else will respond. *Kristin*
Posted 11-Mar-2006 19:35
Fallout Moderator Communications Specialist Posts: 6416 Kudos: 4053 Votes: 742 Registered: 29-Jul-2000	accu-clear, crystal clear, etc etc are coagulating agents that are meant to bind physical particulates in the water together, and make them sink, so you can suck them up with a siphon. This'll only work for dust and stuff that you will get after a new tank setup with the gravel, or construction accident or something. If this is a bacterial bloom, it will not help and must be left alone, or maybe a little bit of bacteria starter added for it to clear.
Posted 11-Mar-2006 23:27


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