Excel OD

I did an extremely stupid thing today. I over dosed my excel. Instead of my daily 10 ml dose I dumped probably 300 ml in my 125 gallon and did not realize it until the loss of a snowball pleco, false zebra pleco, multiple snails, gray poly, and hopefully no more.
I am looking for suggestions on what to do. I am open to anything and I know one number one will be w/c and number two will be BB.
Here's issue number two is usually take two days to condition RO/DI water for my freshwater tank.
I am currently conditioning tap water for my tank and I am nervous. I ran my tap water through two carbon blocks and currently dosed 6ml of prime for my 45 gallon drum, I have a quite one 2200 circulating the water along with a 1200 power jet power head with a large air stone.
I plan on doing this and matching the PH and temp over the next couple hours.
Will I be ok?



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No typos. My best guess of the dose is anywhere between 10ml to 300ml. The picture is after two w/c of 40 gallons. I don't normally use carbon so I went out and got some.


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TheNewSeverum said:

300ml, from the conversion I did is over a cup. I am sorry but the logic doesnt add up. I wish you the best of luck. Hope everyone else makes it.

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I thought I was being cleaver hooking a vacuum pump to a digital timer. The pump was supposed to be on for six minutes and dose 10ml.
I did test runs on this set up for a week and re set the timer so it would come on 45 minutes after my HO lights. When I re set the timer to come on at 11am and off at 11:06am I made a mistake and the off time was 11:06pm. Whatever was left in the excel bottle was put in the tank.


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Aquanero said:

Do a large 75% water change and then 25% tomorrow should help. Leave the water level a little low to increase agatation at the surface.

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I am up on my w/c and adding carbon in my canister.


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Last night when I got home from work I found two more dead fish. In the past 48 hours I have replaced est. 160 gallons+. My lights are currently off for day two, all my plants are melting but my main concern is the fish.
I have been contact with a seachem rep and they recommended carbon in the filter, BB(actually seachem stability), lights off, and large w/c. The OD effect on the fish will burn the eyes and skin of the fish.