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From: "Markus Brown" <TheBiologist at charter_net>
Date: Fri, 15 Apr 2005 19:34:38 -0700
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Hello All!
I have a question. I have a tank absolutely filled to the rim with some kind of infusorians. I concluded that they are from the size and sheer number! It is a 72 gallon tank and the water is absolutely filled with what appears to be tiny bubbles, but if isolated in a glass, and warmed under a lamp, the bugs start moving. Anyway, I have discus in there and kilies. I figure Dimilin or some other organophosphate would be the ticket, BUT, these chemicals are way to strong for the discus. Any suggestions concerning a medication/method of removal? I have been feeding these critters to some of my baby aphy's but the amount of critters now in the tank is, truly, a site to see!

(Perhaps the increase of agitation of the water with some air stones? Further saturate the water with more O2?)

Thanks
Markus

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