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![]() "Marcus Fox" wrote in message ... I've just set up a 15 g for the first time. My tapwater has "loads" of chlorine in it. I had the tank running for 24h with plenty of aeration by the EHEIM 2208 I'm using, but it still smelled like a swimming pool. I was at the LFS today, and I got a 4 oz bottle of Stress Coat, primarily for the dechlorinator factor. I added 15 ml, measured with a syringe. I've been reading about this product on Google, and it seems some people have had a bad experience with this, and prefer other products over it. I won't be getting any fish yet, as I will be fishless cycling the tank, I was just wondering what the people here think of this product before I stock up. Day after added the Stress Coat, 15ml to 15 gallons, my aquarium water smells kind of funny, like a warm musty, mouldy smell. I have the temperature turned up to 82 to help the cycle when I get round to adding the ammonia. Also the filter is causing some surface bubbles which persist for 10-15 seconds, which it didn't used to do. Also, when I first filled up the tank and for the first few days, the sides of the tank, filter and heater had a lot of small bubbles attached, now there are none. Is this normal? I'm still getting used to the idea of adding strange things to the aquarium. Thanks, Marcus |
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