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    most humane way to kill a suffering fish?

    I use a bucket,not a bag.
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    Barry- How long do the clams need to be treated?
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    Pinched Mantle

    Let's hope the cure is permanent!
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    Skimmer Turnover Rate

    Isn't the turnover rate through the skimmer strickly dependent on the rating of the skimmer pump?
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    Pinched Mantle

    For those that have started treatment-Are you using a sterile hospital tank and daily water changes to remove ammonia,etc?
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    Thanks,Nikki.I hope your clams pull through.They have been real "troopers". My plan is treatment for 10 days, and I am not removing the medication with carbon, but am doing small water changes daily. After the 10 days,will you be using carbon and water changes to remove the Met?
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    You are dosing 5 grams in 60 gallons, so is the "testing dose" 1 gram/12 gallons? Is this this dosage everyone is using? How many days of treatment? Do you remove the medication with carbon and water changes after the treatment period?
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    most humane way to kill a suffering fish?

    Actually skylsdale's answer is considered the most humane,but I could never do it.I use clove oil in tank water-no freezing.Clove oil is used as anestesia for fish sugery,and in a larger dose it's result is euthanization.It is painless and effective.
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