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Should I remove filter floss when dosing chemi-clean? Anyone please thanks
 
filter floss is to catch large debris from the water, it won't interfere with what chemi clean does.
 
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Kinda going off memory here but I think you want to run the tank as normal. Be aware though that you want oxygen. So if you have a skimmer you can pull the cup and let the skimmer overflow… but it will help with oxygen. You might want to add an air stone also.

After the 2-3 days of running chemi-clean, you’ll want to do a large water change.
 
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Kinda going off memory here but I think you want to run the tank as normal. Be aware though that you want oxygen. So if you have a skimmer you can pull the cup and let the skimmer overflow… but it will help with oxygen. You might want to add an air stone also.

After the 2-3 days of running chemi-clean, you’ll want to do a large water change.
Do you halfto add an airstone or another wave maker because I don't have one and don't really wanna halfto go out and buy one
 
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Do you halfto add an airstone or another wave maker because I don't have one and don't really wanna halfto go out and buy one
Couldn't I just open my windows in my house and let natural oxygen exchange in?
 
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Do you halfto add an airstone or another wave maker because I don't have one and don't really wanna halfto go out and buy one

Couldn't I just open my windows in my house and let natural oxygen exchange in?
So if I’m not mistaken, chemi-clean can deplete the oxygen levels in the water. If you have fish and such in the tank it could in a nutshell, suffocate them. I would add an air stone using a cheap air pump like the freshwater guys use.
 
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So if I’m not mistaken, chemi-clean can deplete the oxygen levels in the water. If you have fish and such in the tank it could in a nutshell, suffocate them. I would add an air stone using a cheap air pump like the freshwater guys use.
Ok sounds good thanks
 
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I’m pretty sure you don’t have to remove it. Maybe just change it after.
 
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