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RE: [APD] OT Flea Bombs
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From: aquatic-plants-bounces+srozell=mdsi_ca at actwin.com
[mailto:aquatic-plants-bounces+srozell=mdsi_ca at actwin.com]On Behalf Of
Bill Wichers
Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2004 8:14 AM
To: aquatic-plants at actwin_com
Subject: Re: [APD] OT Flea Bombs
>Cover the tank top with thin plastic drop cloth (get it at paint stores,
>Lowe's, etc) and seal up all openings with tape. If you have an open filter
>system, turn it off and cover it with plastic and tape too. Wrap the sealed
>up tank with more plastic sheeting. Assuming you have plants and light and
>your tank's not overstocked, there should be enough oxygen supply for a day
>or so.
>
>Dan Dixon
It would also be possible to run an air pump and put it somewhere the flea
bomb wasn't going to be, and just run some airline tubing to the tank. This
way you can pump air into the tank from an uncontaminated area, and
maintain a positive pressure under the plastic film to keep the
contaminated air from entering (like how the asbestos people seal buildings
for abatement, but on a much smaller scale, and backwards :-)
-Bill
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