What to disinfect aquatic plants, how to disinfect aquatic plants in the fish tank

Aquatic weed disinfection method:

1. Use potassium permanganate for disinfection. Soaking aquatic plants in water with potassium permanganate for 15 to 30 minutes can basically kill all kinds of foreign organisms and germs, which is the most standard treatment.

2. Some netizens said that you can use salt water to soak, 1 liter of water to 25 grams of salt, soak the aquatic plants for 15 seconds, take it out and rinse it with water. Be careful during the disinfection process, because too high concentration of salt water will damage the cell wall of the plant, and the poison will not be eliminated, and the grass may be lost first.

3. Tap water disinfection. If there is no potassium permanganate, you can soak the aquatic plants in tap water for 30 minutes, and the tap water contains chlorine, which can also have the effect of disinfection and sterilization.

It is best to disinfect together, and there are usually the following methods for disinfection of aquatic plants:

Copper sulfate disinfection: soak in copper sulfate disinfectant for 10 minutes and then wash in running water (inject new water at any time) for one hour, once a day for three consecutive days.

30g of copper sulfate is brewed into 10 liters of water, which is copper sulfate disinfectant. After use, it can be bottled and sealed, stored and reused.

How to disinfect aquatic plants in fish tanks? There are 4 methods, which one do you prefer?

After purchasing aquatic weeds, it is generally recommended to disinfect them first to ensure the hygiene and safety of aquatic weeds and avoid causing harm to the organisms in the aquarium.

The method of disinfection of aquatic plants can use potassium permanganate immersion method. The specific steps are as follows:

Prepare some potassium permanganate and dissolve it in water until the water is light pink.

Put the aquatic plants in potassium permanganate water and soak them for 20-30 minutes to make sure the aquatic plants are completely covered.

Remove the aquatic plants and rinse them thoroughly with running tap water, especially the roots, to wash away any remaining potassium permanganate and impurities.

Then soak the aquatic plants in clean water for a few hours and wash thoroughly to ensure that the disinfection residue is completely removed.

It should be noted that although the disinfection method can effectively remove the eggs and germs of Bibuyan, it may also cause some damage to the aquatic plants themselves. Therefore, after disinfection, the aquatic plants should be given some time to recover and let them gradually recover their health. At the same time, for some sensitive aquatic plants, the disinfection process may affect their growth and reproduction, so caution is required when choosing the disinfection method and time.

Before the aquatic plants are purchased and implanted in the tank, most of them belong to the land water type planting, so after the purchase, some treatment is needed before they can be put into the tank, and the most important of them is disinfection to eliminate algae, pathogenic bacteria, parasites, leeches, snails, white nematodes, etc. attached to the branches and leaves or roots of aquatic plants. The water temperature of the disinfection tank can be increased to 28 (after the disinfection work is completed, it can be slowly adjusted to 22 24) to speed up the hatching of algal spores and shorten the number of disinfection days.

Disinfection method: a: copper sulfate disinfectant soaked for 10 minutes, wash in running water for one hour, once a day, for three consecutive days.

30g of copper sulfate is brewed into 10 liters of water, which is copper sulfate disinfectant. After use, it can be bottled and sealed, stored and reused. When disinfecting, please wear gloves to prevent venom from entering the pores and causing poisoning.

B: Hydrogen peroxide (hydrogen peroxide): Spray the whole plant (including the roots) with hydrogen peroxide with a sprayer, spray it thoroughly until it foams and drips, then spray the potion with water, and then immerse it in running water for 10 minutes.

C: Dilute Concentration Bleach Soak for 5 seconds, rinse the bleach with clean water, and then immerse yourself in running water to float for a while. Repeat this three times. (This law is limited to stemmed aquatic plants).

d: Potassium permanganate 10g of potassium permanganate Brew 10 liters of water, soak the aquatic plants in the disinfectant solution for 10 minutes, take it out, and wash it with water.

e: Methyl blue 5g of methyl blue brewed with 10 liters of water, the aquatic plants are soaked for 10 minutes and then taken out, and thoroughly rinsed in the running (continue to inject new water) water for one hour, otherwise the leaves of aquatic plants with thinner leaves will be stained with light blue dots.

Not all of the above methods may be used, but it is best to use multiple methods for disinfection. Seeds that are dormant can be planted after breaking dormancy during the dormant period of bulbous aquatic weeds. The method of dedormancy is to 99% pure glacial acetic acid, at 1:

300 ratio (i.e., 1 part of acetic acid in ice, 300 parts diluted in water) soak, water temperature 25--30, potato liquid soaked for 24 hours, continuous pumping, after a day of fishing, then immersed in clean water, one hour later can be removed to release the dormant state.

Aquatic weeds can play a good role in the process of fish farming, but after purchasing aquatic weeds, it is recommended to disinfect them. This is because aquatic plants may carry some bacteria or parasites that can cause disease or other problems to the creatures in the aquarium if not disinfected.

Here are some ways to disinfect aquatic weeds:

Use chlorine bleach to eliminate the white agent: Put the aquatic plants in a basin of water, add a small spoonful of chlorine bleach, and soak for about ten minutes. Rinse off with clean water to make sure the bleach has been completely washed off.

Sterilize with brine: Soak aquatic plants in a basin of brine in a ratio of three tablespoons of salt per liter of water. Soak for one hour, then remove and rinse with water.

Use hydrogen peroxide for disinfection: Bi Mei put the aquatic plants into a pot of water, add an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide, and soak for about 15 minutes. Rinse off with clean water.

Different disinfection methods are suitable for different aquatic plants, and it is recommended to check the relevant instructions or consult the advice of a professional before disinfection.

It is very important to disinfect aquatic plants, especially snails, for the purpose of destroying pathogenic bacteria, parasites, leeches, snails, white nematodes, etc., which attach to aquatic plants. When disinfecting water and hail weeds, it is recommended to use copper sulfate disinfectant or hydrogen peroxide. The specific disinfection methods are:

Copper sulfate disinfectant:

Brew 30 grams of copper sulfate in 10 liters of water to make copper sulfate disinfectant.

Increase the water temperature to 28 (and then slowly adjust to 22 24 after the disinfection is completed) to speed up the hatching of algae spores and shorten the number of disinfection days.

Soak the aquatic plants in copper sulfate disinfectant solution for 10 minutes, then wash them in running water for one hour, once a day, for three consecutive days.

When using copper sulfate disinfectant, please wear gloves to avoid venom entering the pores and causing poisoning. If you experience symptoms such as dizziness and vomiting, please go to a place with fresh air immediately and seek medical attention in time. If the symptoms are mild, drink some mung bean soup to detoxify.

Hydrogen peroxide disinfectant slams the sails:

Spray the whole plant (including the roots) with a sprayer of hydrogen peroxide until foaming and dripping.

Then spray the potion with water and immerse it in running water for another 10 minutes.

In conclusion, in order to ensure the health of the aquatic plants and the health of the fish, it is recommended to disinfect the aquatic plants before putting them in the aquarium.

Like the newly bought fish, the aquatic plants bought by Xinyu Oak have to undergo some disinfection before they can be introduced into their own tanks. If the aquatic plants have not been poisoned, they are likely to bring all kinds of miscellaneous snails, parasites, germs, algae and other hazards to the grass tank in the future, especially the algae, which is the enemy of the grass tank players.

Potassium permanganate blisters for 5 minutes can mainly kill all kinds of pest eggs and snails and the like.

There is a problem with the metabolism of the grass, is it that the light, CO2, and fertilizer are all keeping up? Dead fish are an environmental problem, and different fish have different requirements for the environment, so please provide detailed information for analysis.

The special salt for the aquarium is turbid when you go down to the water quality, and it is good to run for two days, and there is potassium permanganate.

Commonly used disinfection methods are salt disinfection, copper sulfate disinfection, and potassium permanganate disinfection.

Salt disinfection: 1 liter of water to 25 grams of salt, soak aquatic plants for 15 seconds, take them out and rinse with water. If the disinfection time is too long, the aquatic plants will be dehydrated, and if it is too short, it will not achieve the disinfection effect.

Copper sulfate disinfection: Add 3 grams of copper sulfate to 1 liter of water, soak the aquatic plants for 5 minutes, and rinse with water. Copper sulfate has strong medicinal properties, and aquatic plants cannot be soaked for too long, so as not to die of aquatic plants. Copper sulphate can be used repeatedly and will not fail. It is especially effective in killing algae.

Potassium permanganate disinfection: 1 liter of water to 2 grams of potassium permanganate, soak aquatic plants for 5 minutes, and rinse with water. Potassium permanganate has a strong bactericidal and insecticidal power, and the disadvantage is that potassium permanganate cannot be reused.

After the grass has been disinfected, it must be properly pruned in advance in order for the planted aquatic plants to grow smoothly and to avoid introducing algae into the aquarium. In particular, there are some algae that are not easy to remove with fingertips or tweezers, so it is best to use scissors to cut off the whole leaf, or even cut off all the leaves as a last resort, leaving only a short stem or petiole and root, and let it germinate and grow again in the aquarium.

Old leaves, broken leaves, and leaves that are wounded, broken and undesirable can be cut off, and although there may not be many leaves left, new leaves will grow quickly, and they should all grow large and beautiful in the future.

Commercially available stemmed aquatic plants usually have not yet grown roots, and if the lower part of the stem node is retained for too long before being bought back for planting, and the stem node is not planted in the sand layer after planting, the planted part may decay, and the plant body will break away from the bottom bed and float on the surface of the water. Because the roots of the stemmed aquatic weed mainly grow from the stem nodes, it may not be easy to plant its stem nodes into the sand layer if you do not cut the stems that are too long below the stem nodes. Most of the fibrous roots should be cut off for all stemless roots, because most of the roots will wither and grow new roots.

In addition, some rosette-growing stemless aquatic plants, such as crown grass, have pruned roots that are also easier to plant.

For all stemless roots, most of the roots should be cut off.

Aquatic plants should be sterilized before they are put into the tank. Some aquatic plants are parasites and trace toxins, which need to be soaked and disinfected with potassium permanganate solution, and then soaked in clean water to wash off the potassium permanganate solution. Your aquatic plants may not have been sterilized, so the small fish are easy to die as soon as they enter the tank, and the small fish will pollute the water quality after they die, causing the aquatic plants to rot and lose their leaves.

Therefore, raising aquatic plants is a different concept from fish farming. If you are a novice, it is recommended that you first buy some aquatic plants that are easier to raise, such as green chrysanthemum. There may be something wrong with your aquatic plants, like I bought one a long time ago, and then put it in the tank and killed half of my fish, and my heart hurts.

It is recommended that you change the water, wash the tank, and don't want the aquatic plants first, and then go online to learn how to choose aquatic plants, and then make a good decision. All aquarists have experienced setbacks.

What is the function of aquatic plants in the fish tank.

Potassium permanganate, the concentration is slightly pink after dissolving, and the aquatic plants can be put in it and soaked for 20 minutes. After soaking, do not immediately take it out and put it in the fish tank, rinse the potassium permanganate solution on the aquatic plants.

It should be that there is a problem with your water quality, and there is a problem with your digestive system, which directly leads to dead grass, dead fish, and algae... You first check whether the temperature of your fish tank is around 23 degrees, the aquatic plant tank fish do not need oxygenation, the light time is slowly lengthened, the water in the aquatic plant tank is very important, the water is raised, the grass and fish are no problem, generally do not need to be disinfected, only when the tank is turned over with potassium permanganate soak tank, when the fish and grass come back, do not rush to get off the tank, clean it with the water in the tank.

What kind of fish do you raise? Is the temperature right? What is used for bottom sand? What is the hardness of water? Disinfection doesn't necessarily solve the problem.