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Read the thread from you guys
I read the thread that was started by twilliard. Helped alot before I made the attempt. Mines a mixed reef sps and soft coral
What fish do you have?I have a blue hippo tang, yellow tang, clown, annetta lion fish, orange diamond goby, and lyetail anthia all are good so far.
Thanks for the tip. I just checked the bottle and mine actually says with cloromax! Gonna swapped it out with something else.Be careful with Clorox. Now some of the Clorox regular has a polymer called Chloromax in it. Let’s just say that fish don’t do well with Chloromax. I can’t seem to find regular clorox without Chloromax or without the no spill formula. I’m not sure about the no spill stuff, but Chloromax is deadly to fish.
Two Clowns.What fish do you have?
Can you please post a link to the ingredients? I'm having trouble finding the link...Be careful with Clorox. Now some of the Clorox regular has a polymer called Chloromax in it. Let’s just say that fish don’t do well with Chloromax. I can’t seem to find regular clorox without Chloromax or without the no spill formula. I’m not sure about the no spill stuff, but Chloromax is deadly to fish.
That's interesting. Id like to know what everyone else has been using.Be careful with Clorox. Now some of the Clorox regular has a polymer called Chloromax in it. Let’s just say that fish don’t do well with Chloromax. I can’t seem to find regular clorox without Chloromax or without the no spill formula. I’m not sure about the no spill stuff, but Chloromax is deadly to fish.
Do you know what % the bottle was you used? I saw earlier that its supposed to be 5%. But around here I can only find concentrated bleach.Thanks for the tip. I just checked the bottle and mine actually says with cloromax! Gonna swapped it out with something else.
Be careful with Clorox. Now some of the Clorox regular has a polymer called Chloromax in it. Let’s just say that fish don’t do well with Chloromax. I can’t seem to find regular clorox without Chloromax or without the no spill formula. I’m not sure about the no spill stuff, but Chloromax is deadly to fish.
Once youve used the bleach with cloromax by accident is there any way to get it off the rocks or is the rock done for now?
I'm not sure what the polymer is, but it is impossible to say whether it might stick to a rock, or even whether it is toxic, without knowing what it is. I'm also not convinced it's any problem. The bleach is still suitable for disinfecting drinking water for people.
Thank you! Do you have any suggestions on how i can maximize my chances on making sure the rock is safe to use in the tank build?
I just edited my post above after I saw what it was (a combination of a cationic and an anionic polymer). If it is dead rock, acid wash it (or ignore it).
If this is living in a reef tank, I'd ignore it.
Thank you for the info! So as far as you can see it shouldn't effect anything correct?For those interested, this is likely what the cloromax is:
http://www.freepatentsonline.com/y2016/0137871.html