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Originally Posted by silane
soak a few days may also have problem, it depends on how concentrate the pesticide was and how much you can get rid of them.
Add activate carbon into your filter and add Old Sea Mud powder into your tank to remove residual toxic.
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Bro, in that case, would it be advisible to drain the water used for new plants, and add in carbon and old sea mud powder?
From this incident, it also set me wondering, dw and rocks sold at lfs are potentially at higher risk since most of them are left along the corridor of lfs, which exposed them to more hazzards.
For large dw, how would you suggest cleaning it of parasite and potential foreign toxins? Large dw are not easy to soak in hot water like small dw.
One man's lost is many others gain. With this topic, it set many of us thinking harder and reducing risk of such innocent mistakes.