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kloned
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is an overdose of stresszyme bad for an aquarium? as in sideaffects etc.
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I can't see it being good for the fish. It couldn't hurt to do a partial water change.
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I'm not thinking it would be a good idea, but how much too much? What size of tank are we talking about? And what fish are in it?

Just to be on the safe side go ahead and do an additional 20-30% water change on the tank, adding your dechlorinator...

By the way why were you adding the stresszyme? Is it what you use for dechlorinator...sorry if that is a stupid question, i just don't use it...reason why i'm asking why you were adding it.

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I don't think it's good to overdose anything. It's better to do a water change.


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kloned

Certainly any overdose "could" cause problems. Always read the instructions first as various brands could have different dosages reason being the strength of the product.

When & why, are you adding this "stresszyme"
How much are you using?
Into what size tank?

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Stress zyme is just bacteria for seeding and jump starting your biological cycle. I would not worry too much about an overdose, unless it was something like dumping the whole bottle in. Then I think I'd do a water change. instructions for cycling are to dose on the 1st, 7th and 17th day.
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