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I reported problems earlier with my fish (local, freshwater, wild fish)
flashing against various surfaces even though the water parameters appear okay. At that time, I also pointed out that the problem seems noticeably worse after cleaning the tank, which consists of vacuuming the gravel and replacing the water removed. Now, I'm noticing that when I clean the tank and temporarily pull out the decorations that they really smell. They smell like a mix between the black mud you find in ponds, and gasoline. I've got three large decorations in a 125 gallon tank and they all seem to smell about the same. It could simply be that waste was trapped under or within these decorations. But I can't help but wonder if there was some chemical reaction that was helping to irritate my fish. I realize Top Fin is a cheap brand, but they sell this stuff by the truckload and I would certainly have expected that they were safe for fish. Anyone have any thoughts on this? Jonathan |
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