Nets
The Dips

A dip of 8 grams KMN04 per 40 litres of mid-seventy degree water can be used but for no more than 2.5
minutes. Precise measurement is critical. Aerate. This dip requires several containers as well as an
uncontaminated pond or q-tank to place the treated specimens. Pre-dip and post-dip containers are a must.
Make sure they can be covered securely. This is a bit over 200ppm! Dips only work if the container (pond) the
treated fish are being returned to is parasite free.

A gram scale is required to measure this chemical. Please calibrate it frequently.

For 1000 US gallons here is a brief chart:

PPM---------------Grams needed:

1.0----------------3.785
2.0----------------7.570
3.0---------------11.355
4.0---------------15.140

Any dechlorinator or hydrogen peroxide will reverse this chemical. Make sure you have enough to neutralize at
least twice the amount used.

ChloramineT Dip:

For bacterial gill disease(BGD).  CloramineT is very effective against BGD but the downside has always been
when using it in a pond or cycled q-tank, it killed the filter.  So I ran some tests on known problem fish using 1
gram per ten gallons for one hour each day on five consecutive days.  It has proven to be very effective and is
very safe for the koi.  Do not mix with other treatments.  Use "old" (conditioned) water with aeration.  I have not
seen any printed directions for this, nor am I aware of any others who have used it this way.  I will tell you that
the results I saw were exceptional and of course by using it as a dip the solution is controlled and no filters are
killed off.