How to neutralize chemiclean

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Did a chemiclean treatment on my tank for cyano. Left in for 48hrs and then did the 20% water change as directed. I don't have a sump but have been running some carbon in a HoB filter. My question is how to get to the point that I can turn on my skimmer again? It's been a couple days now and still foaming too much to run.
 
In the past, I had to do 25% to get it to settle down. I remove it by running the skimmer hose to a 5g bucket.
 
Careful wet skimming should help remove whatever is causing the foaming. GAC may help too.

I wouldn't guess it is the erythromycin itself that is causing the foaming, but something else, either from the formulation, or released by the dead bacteria.
 
Careful wet skimming should help remove whatever is causing the foaming. GAC may help too.

I wouldn't guess it is the erythromycin itself that is causing the foaming, but something else, either from the formulation, or released by the dead bacteria.
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