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And the recommendation by e-mail was:

FORMALIN since the pond contains many plants. Salt would be out.

1 oz. treats 500g and costs around $9.00 for a 16 oz. bottle so it's
economical.

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Next time do not use your neighbors pond as a means to wash your nasty
laundry in.


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And the recommendation by e-mail was:

FORMALIN since the pond contains many plants. Salt would be out.

1 oz. treats 500g and costs around $9.00 for a 16 oz. bottle so it's
economical.

Thanks for the reply ;-)



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In case you missed this great information:

FORMALIN since the pond contains many plants. Salt would be out.

1 oz. treats 500g and costs around $9.00 for a 16 oz. bottle so it's
economical.

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Next time do not use your neighbors pond as a means to wash your nasty
laundry in.


On Thu, 25 Jan 2007 15:37:50 -0600, Zëbulon
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And the recommendation by e-mail was:

FORMALIN since the pond contains many plants. Salt would be out.

1 oz. treats 500g and costs around $9.00 for a 16 oz. bottle so it's
economical.

Thanks for the reply ;-)



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"Zëbulon" wrote

And the recommendation by e-mail was:

FORMALIN since the pond contains many plants. Salt would be out.

1 oz. treats 500g and costs around $9.00 for a 16 oz. bottle so it's
economical.



Please note the caution against the use of Formalin in ponds in the
following link under "CONCERNS OF SAFETY FOR FISH"

http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/VM061


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"Zëbulon" wrote

And the recommendation by e-mail was:

FORMALIN since the pond contains many plants. Salt would be out.

1 oz. treats 500g and costs around $9.00 for a 16 oz. bottle so it's
economical.



Please note the caution against the use of Formalin in ponds in the
following link under "CONCERNS OF SAFETY FOR FISH"

http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/VM061

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I'll send it to the person who recommended my neighbor use it. I also
notice you failed to recommend anything safer.
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I'll send it to the person who recommended my neighbor use it. I also
notice you failed to recommend anything safer.
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Better than blindly recommending something with which I have no personal or
practical experience and possibly causing serious harm to someone's
cherished fish. Silly me.


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Your ****ing in the wind trying to tell Carol Gulley anything. Carol
aka Zebulon is the worlds greatest authority on fish and ponds, and
odds are she'll tell you she taught the U of F professors what they
know.

There really is only one right answer to the ich in a pond problem.
PUll the fish, for 6 to 8 weeks and the cycle of ICH wil be broken
inthe pond, and treat the fish in a hospital / quaratine tank for the
6 to 8 weeks it takes cycle to break in the pond..Then again Carol
lis a dumbass and only gives bits and pieces of info.....Carol is
gonna recomend something, anything, wrong or right just so she can say
she is in charge and people focus on her.....She could care less about
the ramifications if its not right.

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I'll send it to the person who recommended my neighbor use it. I also
notice you failed to recommend anything safer.
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Better than blindly recommending something with which I have no personal or
practical experience and possibly causing serious harm to someone's
cherished fish. Silly me.




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Default Pond fish with Ick Its ICH dumbass not ICK...duh dumbass Gulley what do you expect!

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I'll send it to the person who recommended my neighbor use it. I also
notice you failed to recommend anything safer.
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Better than blindly recommending something with which I have no personal or
practical experience and possibly causing serious harm to someone's
cherished fish. Silly me.




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I'll send it to the person who recommended my neighbor use it. I also
notice you failed to recommend anything safer.
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Better than blindly recommending something with which I have no personal
or
practical experience and possibly causing serious harm to someone's
cherished fish. Silly me.

====================
So you really wouldn't know how safe Formalin was since you never used it
yourself. I see. Well since I never used it either and that was the only
recommended treatment for a pond full of plants, I'll pass it along to them
with a copy of the webpage warnings to make sure they wait for the water to
warm up and aerate the water like crazy if they choose to use the product.

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Well since I never used it


---But you still blindly recommended it.




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Well since I never used it


---But you still blindly recommended it.

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Blindly? Didn't I just say I'll give them a copy of the webpage you
recommended? They know I had no recommendation and would get back the
them. I use PP and salt in the spring. That isn't an option for them.
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Your ****ing in the wind trying to tell .........

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And you're ****ing in the wind constantly harassing me. This is an elderly
couple who can hardly start pulling plants from their pond, draining it
down, setting up a filtered treatment tank, catching all the fish...... you
run your vicious mouth before knowing the situation.

SHUT THE HELL UP ALREADY Roy "Tristan" Hauer.
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There is no telling how many fish caro has caused rthe demise of and
how many ponds she has screwed up by giving half assed info to folks.
Carol is just a dumbass who has to be center of attention and make
folks think she is a guru of all guru's when it comes to fish and
ponds..........


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Well since I never used it

---But you still blindly recommended it.




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you really do not have a ****ing clue do you Carol on how to treat the
ICH in a planted pond.......duh! Like I said DUMBASS And once again
its ICH not ICK you retarded lunatic!





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And you're ****ing in the wind constantly harassing me. This is an elderly
couple who can hardly start pulling plants from their pond, draining it
down, setting up a filtered treatment tank, catching all the fish...... you
run your vicious mouth before knowing the situation.

SHUT THE HELL UP ALREADY Roy "Tristan" Hauer.



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Keep your nasty laundry out of it and you won;t have those problems
and refraining from using as a bath tub would help also! Sheeeeeesh
you Gulleys giuve hill billys in TN a bad reputation. but then again
what do you expect for a carpet bagger from New York City dropped in
the country by a motor cycle hubby once he found out what he really
had...A lunatic. Guess it wa easier getting laong as the motor cycle
gang "Mascot" huh Carol than contending with folks on the usenet!



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Well since I never used it

---But you still blindly recommended it.
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Blindly? Didn't I just say I'll give them a copy of the webpage you
recommended? They know I had no recommendation and would get back the
them. I use PP and salt in the spring. That isn't an option for them.



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