Treatment of Fungus On Fishes in Captivity
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When necessary to use rock salt, this is put into the tank before running in the salt water, as the current aids in dissolving it. The water need not be kept in circulation in the large exhibition tanks during the treatment unless one has plenty of salt water to waste ; the stream may be cut off for a time, but it is necessary to keep watch on the fishes; as soon as any uneasiness is shown the fresh water should be turned on. It is often necessary to repeat this treatment each day in order to e...ffect a cure.
In the year 1907 and the winter and early spring of 1908 the Croton water was in such condition that fungus was more prevalent, gave more trouble, was 931 e 002 869 837 9 932 BULLETIN OF THE BUREAU OF FISHERIES.
more difficult to cure, and was fatal in more cases than at any time in the his- tory of the aquarium. Salt-water treatment did not cure as before, and the use of hydrogen dioxide was commenced. If a fish has only two or three diseased spots, it may be taken out of the tank with a net and the dioxide appUed with a sponge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When necessary to use rock salt, this is put into the tank before running in the salt water, as the current aids in dissolving it. The water need not be kept in circulation in the large exhibition tanks during the treatment unless one has plenty of salt water to waste ; the stream may be cut off for a time, but it is necessary to keep watch on the fishes; as soon as any uneasiness is shown the fresh water should be turned on. It is often necessary to repeat this treatment each day in order to e...ffect a cure.
In the year 1907 and the winter and early spring of 1908 the Croton water was in such condition that fungus was more prevalent, gave more trouble, was 931 e 002 869 837 9 932 BULLETIN OF THE BUREAU OF FISHERIES.
more difficult to cure, and was fatal in more cases than at any time in the his- tory of the aquarium. Salt-water treatment did not cure as before, and the use of hydrogen dioxide was commenced. If a fish has only two or three diseased spots, it may be taken out of the tank with a net and the dioxide appUed with a sponge.
What to read after Treatment of Fungus On Fishes in Captivity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Spencer, Leonard B. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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