Also water hyacinth is kind of hard to grow indoors, grows great outdoors but needs intense lighting and airflow
Heard of the potassium Pomegranate treatment for plants but not the MB. Got both here. Will decide soon. Thx Wailua Boy .I best one is potassium permaganate. You might try dipping(completely submerging) them quickly in methylene blue. The bleach not 100% sure. Keep in mind parasites hitch hike in on plants as easy as fish
Yeah the hyacinth was just a whim. It was avaliable locally. The water lettuce should be here in a few days.Also water hyacinth is kind of hard to grow indoors, grows great outdoors but needs intense lighting and airflow
Wonder if treating them with tetra parasite guard would be advised...mhhhHeard of the potassium Pomegranate treatment for plants but not the MB. Got both here. Will decide soon. Thx Wailua Boy .
I guess if anything i can practice the bleach dips on them lol.If you have water lettuce coming dont even mess with the hyancinth. Maybe others have had good results but I cant think of it ever thriving in an aquarium with a hood. In ponds it grows out of control. Most nurseries grow it in stagnant tubs with half dead mosquito fish IDK. The lettuce will grow in nasty conditions too but has a better survival rate indoors IME.
Cool im pretty sure petco near me has some. That hyacinth root system looks dense like a forest man. What a messCopper is really good for snails(and parasites), its just treating the encysted parasites may still require quarantine