Re: Asking for some input: what do I do with java moss from atank of diseased fish

[Charles n Sue Harrison <csharrison at accessus_net>]

Two table spoons of salt per gallon of tank water makes life very 
hard on the free swimming stage of velvet and will help the BBS to 
live longer. Just change the water frequently with the same salt 
conc. The fry that hatch from the eggs in the moss should survive in 
the salt water & you will be on the up side of success.

Give it a try, nothing to loose.

Charles H

>Good evening!!!  A question for the list-
>I've just lost a bunch of Fp gardneri misaje to what I believe was velvet
>(they had a brown sheen covering their bodies).  I know from past posting how
>to clean the plastic/glass itmes from the tank, but HOW DO I TREAT THE NICE
>CLUMP OF JAVA THAT WAS IN THE TANK????
>I hate to have to throw it away, but am not sure how to "safely' use it
>elsewhere.
>Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
>Burt Gorton
>Penfield, NY

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