I really dont think that this is related to the H2O2 but agree that it could be velvet would like to see pictures of the fish. Also @Humblefish has some really good information on treating your fish and minimizing the loss due to illness. weather bacteria or parasite usually has a QT method with treatment plan for them, that I myself have followed and had great success.
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I really dont think that this is related to the H2O2 but agree that it could be velvet would like to see pictures of the fish. Also @Humblefish has some really good information on treating your fish and minimizing the loss due to illness. weather bacteria or parasite usually has a QT method with treatment plan for them, that I myself have followed and had great success.
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People please this is a study. I don't know how many times I have had to say this.
There is obvious proven results of this method.
We have not written a set method or procedure
If there was loss of fish it was not due to h2o2 in our controlled study.
People please this is a study. I don't know how many times I have had to say this.
There is obvious proven results of this method.
We have not written a set method or procedure
If there was loss of fish it was not due to h2o2 in our controlled study.
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I'm not dosing anything. I do have a gfo and carbon reactor. That I turned off while I dose h202. Yeah lfs said mag 1200 and calcium 280! My question now is should I dose to bring mag and cal up?
Day 9 H202
Still no regrowth of cyano or dinos, hair algae is still dieing back. Livestock and coral still showing no signs of discomfort water is crystal clear. Have not had to clean any diatoms off the glass in over in over week.
Water quality
Ca 440
Mg 1480
Dkh 7.8
Po4 .2
No3 not detected
Ammonia not detected
P.H. 8.34
S.G. 1.025
Still no regrowth of cyano or dinos, hair algae is still dieing back. Livestock and coral still showing no signs of discomfort water is crystal clear. Have not had to clean any diatoms off the glass in over in over week.
Water quality
Ca 440
Mg 1480
Dkh 7.8
Po4 .2
No3 not detected
Ammonia not detected
P.H. 8.34
S.G. 1.025
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This by dosing 1x10 twice a day? That means there's hope for my tank!!!!!Day 9 H202
Still no regrowth of cyano or dinos, hair algae is still dieing back. Livestock and coral still showing no signs of discomfort water is crystal clear. Have not had to clean any diatoms off the glass in over in over week.
Water quality
Ca 440
Mg 1480
Dkh 7.8
Po4 .2
No3 not detected
Ammonia not detected
P.H. 8.34
S.G. 1.025
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Are you still dosing once a day or are you trying the twice dose?
Twilliard and all thanks for working on this. I found this while reading the Dino peroxide thread.
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Yes I will be starting the final this weekend. I feel we have enough data to come to a conclusion.
Did you say you are dosing it gradually like over an hour timeframe or something? I d got a 60g I would like to try this on so that's 6ml per day. I was wondering if I can come home every night and just add the 6ml all at once or do I need to be adding it very slowly or something? How are you doing it exactly?
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The exact final writeup won't be for a few more weeks to a month.
H2O2 can be dosed at one time in a high flow area.
I would personally wait for the final wright up. As it will also talk on duration and other process that should be followed to maximize effectiveness. I know that lovely red film of cyano is just so attractive that it drives us all nuts but patience is truely key in this hobby nothing good comes from rushing.
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