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![]() Tristan wrote: The rotten egg smell is more than likely hydrogen sulphide which is a build up of decaying matter in the gravel. It smells like rotten eggs. Do you give your gravel a routine vac cleaning? Amquel Plus other than doing what Amquel does also locks up those nitrates and nitrites, and makes them safe, but they will still show them as present on a test. A water change wil dilute that reading, and after 2 or three changes with proper feeding routine and vac of gravel they all should be within limits. I did a 100% Water change just over a week ago, and when I did, I rinsed off my gravel thoroughly, and all my plants, and cleaned out my filter housing & changed my filter, plus removed a ton of algae from my tank just over a week ago... I added Cycle to my tank to get the beneficial bacteria going, and am due for more soon.. So should I do as the previous poster suggested and change 75% of my water even though I just changed and cleaned everything just over a week ago?? |
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