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Getting rid of copepods
"Dinky" wrote:
Seriously, though I understand the draw to find a 'natural' fix, a quick,weak bleach bath like we'd use to kill snails on new plants would wipe the vast majority of them out. True, but it would also involve the ungodly mess of pulling everything out and starting over. While I'd probably have fun playing in the mud and all, I hate to do this to the plant when it's showing signs of recovery. No doubt the copepods are very well established not only in the gravel, but also in the potting soil underneath. I should have done a mild bleach bath when I first moved the plant. If I had, I wouldn't have this problem now. -- www.ericschreiber.com |
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