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Old January 25th 06, 03:22 PM posted to rec.aquaria.freshwater.misc
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"dc" wrote in message
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"Koi-lo" wrote in
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I'm going to suggest you do some partial water changes using ONLY a
product that removes chloramines and chlorine. Then watch to see if
there's an ammonia problem.... others may have other ideas.


A sal****er (two part) ammonia tester that is not based on the Nessler
method should measure the presence of ammonia despite the use of
detoxifying agents.

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I see. I was just wondering if these products were screwing up the nitrogen
cycle.

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