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Milky Water

Jen32 · 2014-03-08 16:31:38

Hi All, I've got a 100Ltr aquarium with 2 goldfish. No matter how often i change the water it never seems to be clear. There's hundreds of tiny bubbles floating around which gives the water a milky colour. Anyone any idea what might be causing it ? Thanks

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#32 15-03-2014 2:38pm
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At most and not always you can use a dechlorinator but if I were you I would save your money and leave a bucket of water sit overnight and in 24 hours the chlorine will be gone anyway.

Always use a dechlorinator. Chlorine kills bacteria, bacteria is what's keeping your fish alive. Leaving it sit will allow chlorine to dissipate but it will not remove chloramines.

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