Sodium and chloride requirements.

[estación seca]

Originally Posted by DavidCampen

I want to get some Bayluscide or equivalent; it is effective in very low concentrations. In Thailand and other SE Asian countries it is sold under a different name for treating for intestinal parasites in humans. In the U.S., if you have an applicators license, you can buy it in large quantities for dumping into lakes.

I didn't pay attention at the time, but I have read molluscicides are sold to and used by tropical fish hobbyists.

[DavidCampen]

Originally Posted by estación seca

I didn't pay attention at the time, but I have read molluscicides are sold to and used by tropical fish hobbyists.

Wow, that would be great. I will do some searching but anymore info you see, please post.

[DavidCampen]

Check out this article:
http://fshs.org/proceedings-o/1972-v...0(REINERT).pdf

Ziram may be available.

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Originally Posted by Ray

FWIW, for years I sprayed my greenhouse monthly with one ounce per gallon (5.25% sodium hypochlorite) chlorine bleach as a general disinfectant/algaecide, and never saw any damage.

Do you think it helped, and why did you stop?

[Ray]

Certainly it helped. I stopped upon discovering Physan, then upgraded from that to Zero-tol (a stabilized hydrogen peroxide product, now called Bio-Safe Disease Control). Now I don't bother, as my use of reduced potassium seems to have quashed the algae issue, as does the regular application of Inocucor Garden Solution, which also is pretty good at preventing rots.