Cloudy water

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jordan

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hey all
i noticed last couple days the water in my axes tank has been cloudy
why is this?
and how can i get rid of it?
thanks
 
How long has the tank been set up for? have tested the water? Have you put any thing new in it?
 
To fix this just do water changes and after awhile it will be gone
 
It could be a bacterial bloom. As Karrie mentioned have you tested your tankwater and have you added anything? How much and how often do you feed and/or clean the tank?
 
Hi there, mines doing the same...I am pretty sure its because the temp has risen, I keep a bucket outside for the water changes and that has algea growing in it too after 3 days ( to get the chlorine out ready for the water changes). My tests so far have all come back ok and my axolotl both seem fine
 
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