Tank of doom :-(

Mister Gardener wrote:
On Fri, 07 Apr 2006 01:08:36 GMT, Altum
wrote:

Flavobacterium can cause wipeouts like you're describing with few or no
external signs. Velvet can too, if you miss the sometimes subtle
symptoms. Can you get antibiotic food where you live? Salt might be
good to use instead of Myxazin, since it doesn't seem to be working.
You could try PimaFix too.

According to Pimafix literature, it appears like it was designed to
work best in tandem with Melafix. They're really not too clear on
this, but I would use both together.

The examples in the patent used PimaFix alone, including the study where
they got a little bit of efficacy against Flavobacterium.

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On Fri, 07 Apr 2006 17:35:15 GMT, Altum
wrote:

Mister Gardener wrote:
On Fri, 07 Apr 2006 01:08:36 GMT, Altum
wrote:

Flavobacterium can cause wipeouts like you're describing with few or no
external signs. Velvet can too, if you miss the sometimes subtle
symptoms. Can you get antibiotic food where you live? Salt might be
good to use instead of Myxazin, since it doesn't seem to be working.
You could try PimaFix too.

According to Pimafix literature, it appears like it was designed to
work best in tandem with Melafix. They're really not too clear on
this, but I would use both together.

The examples in the patent used PimaFix alone, including the study where
they got a little bit of efficacy against Flavobacterium.

I do wish that API, and a couple of other companies, would provide
comprehensive and scientific information with their products - I think
Mardel does, probably some others, but oversimplifying causes more
confusion and misuse of their product than does overly technical.

-- Mister Gardener

Mister Gardener wrote:
On Fri, 07 Apr 2006 17:35:15 GMT, Altum
wrote:

Mister Gardener wrote:
According to Pimafix literature, it appears like it was designed to
work best in tandem with Melafix. They're really not too clear on
this, but I would use both together.

The examples in the patent used PimaFix alone, including the study where
they got a little bit of efficacy against Flavobacterium.

I do wish that API, and a couple of other companies, would provide
comprehensive and scientific information with their products - I think
Mardel does, probably some others, but oversimplifying causes more
confusion and misuse of their product than does overly technical.

No kidding. One shouldn't have to go to the patent to even find the
ingredients!

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