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Good news! I was able to distinguish (via a comparison side-by-side shot)
that the critter is tetrahymena, not chilodonella. Similar in appearance and behavior, except that tetrahymena is relatively harmless and requires no treatment. Whew! Now I just have to keep an eye on them. Thanks RTB. Lee "RichToyBox" wrote in message news:EHmcc.192323$_w.1884051@attbi_s53... Lee, I am sure you have looked at Doc Johnson, but if not, he only mentions the use of salt for chilo. When he was here a couple of years ago, we discussed the use of the toxic chemicals. I think that he agreed that between salt, prazi or supaverm, and dimilin or anchors away, that all of the parasites could be taken care of without any of the formalin type products, fluke tabs, pp, etc. -- RichToyBox http://www.geocities.com/richtoybox/pondintro.html |
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