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 Post subject: $700,000 human error.
PostPosted: Sep 7th, '10, 09:43 
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And here am I worried about losing 20 Jade Perch!!!
Pales into insignificance compared to an event like this.


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Wonder what they do with 80 ton of dead fish?
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Wonder what they do with 80 ton of dead fish?

I might have just found a market for a couple of wheelbarrow loads of lemons :cheers:
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this it the first time I've heard of fish being bathed!

Maybe the water was too hot? You have to check the temperature with your elbow...

boiled tuna anyone?
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PostPosted: Sep 7th, '10, 13:31 
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I believe they go into a smaller tank to be treated, rather than treating a whole big tank.

Must have forgot to turn the air on or something....or overdosed them.
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PostPosted: Sep 7th, '10, 23:07 
The fact they mention treatment for parasites... I suspect they were being "salt bathed"...

And some either got the salt concentration wrong... and/or forgot to monitor them...

Perhaps as OBO says... they forgot to oxygenate properly... or turn it on...
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lost 3 goldfish out of 10 and 1 silver perch out of 40 in a 12 month period and that was devastating enough. Cant imagine how I would feel dealing with that !!
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RupertofOZ wrote:
The fact they mention treatment for parasites... I suspect they were being "salt bathed"...

And some either got the salt concentration wrong... and/or forgot to monitor them...

Perhaps as OBO says... they forgot to oxygenate properly... or turn it on...



Do you treat saltwater fish with salt? Dunno.

Unfortunately, the article indicates the company is on a downhill spiral.

Found the bathing answer, hydrogen peroxide. It works on catfish eggs.
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PostPosted: Sep 8th, '10, 00:48 
Duhh... should have twigged to that when it said "tuna".... :oops:

Yep, stuffed up their aeration... all four times by the sounds of it...

Hydrogen Peroxide is a "mega" oxidising compound... sucks the DO like a sponge sucks water...
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PostPosted: Sep 8th, '10, 07:32 
Perhaps you think it's his signature... here it is again...

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Duhh... should have twigged to that when it said "tuna".... :oops:

Rupe, it says it was kingfish that got killed off.
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