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再補一下, 泡淡水的原理很簡單, 海浬的細菌需要固定的環境, 改變環境會殺死那些細菌
(求救)五爪貝連續死亡，已經掛掉六個了!恢復中的圖片
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這個方法我沒有try過, 你的問題明顯是傳然病, 30分鐘是國外5爪貝網站, 定出來的有效的時間, 不過很病的貝是大概不會活的.
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fresh water dip
Ok after reading all the posts I decided i had nothing to lose. One of my squamosas was obviously unhappy and not getting any better. About half of the mantle was crimped so I did a 30 min fresh water dip. Turned the lights out and checked on him this morning after the lights had been on for a few hours. Definite change. Not sure if for the better but definite response. The clam was fully open looking like gaping but mantle extended. i will check again today after the lights come on. will post results.
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04/29/2003 09:34 PM
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8 days later
Today is 8 days after the freshwater dip. The squamosa appears to be fully recovered. There must be something to this method. Does anyone know anything about adding sugar to the freshwater dip? Or was I hallucinating?
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05/02/2003 04:15 AM
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30 MIN THAT SEEMS LIKE A LONG TIME.
Interests: coins,guns,and reefs
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that's what I thought too...
After reading all the threads here on fresh water dips...I decided that was the norm. It was kinda of scary but it worked.
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30 minutes is fine
Just remember that in the wild clams will be out of the water during a low tide for alot longer than that and the last lime I checked they dont carry umbrellas. These guys are alot tougher than you may think! Just because they are pretty does not mean they are fragile! Just try to pet my peacock mantis. I hope all is well with your squammy!
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30 MIN THAT SEEMS LIKE A LONG TIME.
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that is standard.
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I chickened out at 5 mins with my big squamosa. He was flapping and squirting water all over the place and still looks terrible now. Is this normal for the rest of you guys too?
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When I dipped my 4 clams they didn't really move much at all. They just closed up and sat there like "good little clams".
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One of my max clams is starting to show signs of a pinched mantel. Just noticed the mantel pinching started yesterday. Should I try a f/w dip it? If so, what do I need to do to prep the water? Just match the PH to the tank?
Hobby Experience: FW 6 years, SW 1.5 years
Current Tanks: 90G Reef, 55G FOWLR
Interests: Reefkeeping, car audio, remote controlled cars/trucks/helis...
Ok after reading all the posts I decided i had nothing to lose. One of my squamosas was obviously unhappy and not getting any better. About half of the mantle was crimped so I did a 30 min fresh water dip. Turned the lights out and checked on him this morning after the lights had been on for a few hours. Definite change. Not sure if for the better but definite response. The clam was fully open looking like gaping but mantle extended. i will check again today after the lights come on. will post results.
hm
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Hobby Experience: 5 years
Current Tanks: 220 gal at home 110 gal at office, deep sand beds, live rock, large clams for filtration, metal halides multiple 400 watts 20 k radiums,
Interests: flyfishing, my dogs, wood turning and of course my reef tank
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8 days later
Today is 8 days after the freshwater dip. The squamosa appears to be fully recovered. There must be something to this method. Does anyone know anything about adding sugar to the freshwater dip? Or was I hallucinating?
hm
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hm
Hobby Experience: 5 years
Current Tanks: 220 gal at home 110 gal at office, deep sand beds, live rock, large clams for filtration, metal halides multiple 400 watts 20 k radiums,
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05/02/2003 04:15 AM
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30 MIN THAT SEEMS LIKE A LONG TIME.
Interests: coins,guns,and reefs
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05/02/2003 11:50 AM
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that's what I thought too...
After reading all the threads here on fresh water dips...I decided that was the norm. It was kinda of scary but it worked.
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hm
Hobby Experience: 5 years
Current Tanks: 220 gal at home 110 gal at office, deep sand beds, live rock, large clams for filtration, metal halides multiple 400 watts 20 k radiums,
Interests: flyfishing, my dogs, wood turning and of course my reef tank
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05/02/2003 04:13 PM
crgeltn
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30 minutes is fine
Just remember that in the wild clams will be out of the water during a low tide for alot longer than that and the last lime I checked they dont carry umbrellas. These guys are alot tougher than you may think! Just because they are pretty does not mean they are fragile! Just try to pet my peacock mantis. I hope all is well with your squammy!
Hobby Experience: Forever and a day!
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quote:
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Originally posted by MRJAMEZ
30 MIN THAT SEEMS LIKE A LONG TIME.
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that is standard.
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I chickened out at 5 mins with my big squamosa. He was flapping and squirting water all over the place and still looks terrible now. Is this normal for the rest of you guys too?
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When I dipped my 4 clams they didn't really move much at all. They just closed up and sat there like "good little clams".
Hobby Experience: since October 2000
Current Tanks: 75g SPS
Interests: reefs, dancing, my dogs, electronic music
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Fish-o-holic
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One of my max clams is starting to show signs of a pinched mantel. Just noticed the mantel pinching started yesterday. Should I try a f/w dip it? If so, what do I need to do to prep the water? Just match the PH to the tank?
Hobby Experience: FW 6 years, SW 1.5 years
Current Tanks: 90G Reef, 55G FOWLR
Interests: Reefkeeping, car audio, remote controlled cars/trucks/helis...
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也讓我知道結果如何, 我可能有一天會用到
