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I've never used meth blue before, but my betta has a bad case
of fungus which is suddenly worsening, so I've made him up a little tank and put the correct dose of meth blue in it. The water is really dark! Is it really meant to be deep blue, rather than just a slight staining?! Also, I was going to leave him in it for a week and then change *all* the water. Are bettas ok with meth blue? I've already tried him with my favourite cure-all, Esha 2000, and tried popping him in a net box in a large tank which I know has good water quality and constant temperature, just to be sure... and it's got worse. -- Flash Wilson -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- "I'm an advocate of sex before marriage. Otherwise I wouldn't have had any at all." |
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Is it really meant to be deep blue, rather than just a slight
staining?! Yes, methylene blue is very blue, which is one reason while it isn't used nowadays as much as it used to be -- it often stains sealant, decor, etc. Also, I was going to leave him in it for a week and then change *all* the water. Instead of that, how about adding some activated carbon to the filter and doing several smaller changes? Are bettas ok with meth blue? Yes. Matthew Clark |
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On 5 Jan 2004 16:33:43 -0800, Matthew Clark wrote:
Is it really meant to be deep blue, rather than just a slight staining?! Yes, methylene blue is very blue, which is one reason while it isn't used nowadays as much as it used to be -- it often stains sealant, decor, etc. It's less deep this morning but it was a bit of a shock yesterday - it was the same dark blue colour as my fish! Also, I was going to leave him in it for a week and then change *all* the water. Instead of that, how about adding some activated carbon to the filter and doing several smaller changes? It's not a filtered tank; he's in isolation in a 2g tank. I couldn't find a heater or filter small enough to handle it, but it's perfectly stable. Normally. In any case I used this tank so there was no filter to kill with the meth blue :/ Are bettas ok with meth blue? Yes. Thanks very much for the comments! -- Flash Wilson -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- "Since working for Demon, or Thus, or whatever you call it, I've been able to understand Rab C Nesbitt" - A Network Admin |
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