08-27-2006, 11:19 PM
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Originally Posted by powder blue 3000 |  | | | | | | | | | Thanks jhale for the in for the information, solbby here is a bit of the article on wet web media "By citing "removing chemicals" as a function of these processes, I'm referring to two phenomena: A) Dilution of transport chemicals, & B.) Rinsing of surface material, e.g. fright pheromones, toxins in the example of puffer fishes, from the surfaces of the new introductions.
Are dip/bath routines really worthwhile for all the added stress, time and cost involved? Hello; well, yes...they are Standard Operating Procedures in all professional aquatic livestock collection, distribution and rearing facilities. If you have no other capacity for prophylactic quarantine, the least you should be doing are preventative dips. Is that clear?"
For everyone who had a oppinion...... | |  | |  | | Let's see if he is willing to stand by those words! I'm sure he will retract this statement once he looks at this thread. |
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