Review on 🐟 Boyd Chemiclean ABE76714 Aquarium Treatment, 6gm by Carol Davis

This product effectively reduces cyanobacteria. However, I lost all of my tridacnid clams within a month of using Chemiclean. My aquarium has worked well (over 10 years) 125 gallons 72 inches with about 75# live rock. As lighting I have 3 Radion XR15W Pro. The problem with cyan started after switching to LEDs 6 months ago. I am running 6 Hydor Koriala heads on a Wavemaker. I have used Phosban 550 reactor with Chemipure and 150 with GFO. Both are fresh. I also have a HOT skimmer for a reef octopus. The aquarium has a wide variety of corals including soft corals, SPS and LPS. Star polyps and zoos were hit the hardest, so I decided to give this product a try. For fish in the tank there are simple reef fish including tangs, some chromus, 6 lines etc. For reverse shrimp there are skunk cleaner shrimp, snails, crab, harlequin shrimp, some brittle starts, 12 inch sebaye, 6 inch sebaya etc. I also had 10 year old 6 inch Crocea and 3 smaller clams (Derasa, Squamosal, Maxima) ranging in age from 18 months to 5 years. The clams responded very well to the LEDs while some other corals appeared to be sucked in/burned out. I carefully followed Chemiclean's instructions, including turning off all chemical filters and running a heavy-duty air pump with three rocks scattered throughout the tank. My skimmer went crazy straight away, required a lot of tweaking, but kept working. After about 24 hours I noticed the anemones were looking bad and were trying to move. Things got worse over the next 12 hours so I turned ChemiPure and GFO back on, did a 25 percent water change and the anemones calmed down again. All other animals looked normal. After two weeks I noticed that all the mussels looked strained. A few days later my Crocea spawned. I added a HOT mechanical filter to trap the slime before it causes problems. Over the next month all my shellfish started dying. No other animal was harmed. My water parameters are normal.