Miss Wiggle
Practically perfect in every way
you shouldn't really use carbon as a regular method of filtration, i'd take it out. it's great for removing meds from the water but it stops working quite quickly and then releases everything back into the water. only time i use it is after medicating when i'll stick it in for a day or two then remove it.
the bits of the instructiosn you should follow i've highligted in bold, ignore the rest.
Ammo Lock:
Add 5ml per 38L of aquarium water. Continue to add AMMO-Lock every 2 days until ammonia is not detected. If, after 7days, ammonia is still present, perform a partial water change, service your biological filter and reduce feeding.
Stress Zyme:
Shake Well. New Aquarums first, use STRESS COAT (Which I have done) to remove chlorine, Next on the 1st, 7th and 14th Days add 10ml of STRESS Zyme per 38L of aquarium water,Thereafter and for exisiting aquariums: To maintain good water quality & healthy biological filtration, add 5ml of Stress Zyme per 28L of water weekly
I use the API Master Test Kit, a lot of other people on here do too, it's about £18 most places, easy to use and relativley accurate.
I'd say reduce feeding to once a day for the time being.
the bits of the instructiosn you should follow i've highligted in bold, ignore the rest.
Ammo Lock:
Add 5ml per 38L of aquarium water. Continue to add AMMO-Lock every 2 days until ammonia is not detected. If, after 7days, ammonia is still present, perform a partial water change, service your biological filter and reduce feeding.
Stress Zyme:
Shake Well. New Aquarums first, use STRESS COAT (Which I have done) to remove chlorine, Next on the 1st, 7th and 14th Days add 10ml of STRESS Zyme per 38L of aquarium water,Thereafter and for exisiting aquariums: To maintain good water quality & healthy biological filtration, add 5ml of Stress Zyme per 28L of water weekly
I use the API Master Test Kit, a lot of other people on here do too, it's about £18 most places, easy to use and relativley accurate.
I'd say reduce feeding to once a day for the time being.