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Please help, I have had my axolotl since October of last year, back than I cycled the tank never had any problems. But recently my water is getting cloudy due to bacterial bloom, first I thought it was just dirty, but I do 20% water changes every week and I clean my canister and everything once every two months (maybe more). Yesterday I tested the water and didn’t have any amônia or nitrides, but I’m still concern for my axis health. Every time I do a water change the bacterial bloom seams to get worse, the same thing happened two weeks ago but I waited and went away, but now after one water change it got worse. I don’t know what to do, please help!!!
 
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