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Hi folks when useing telmin is it the same protocol as with superverm ie One of dose ( assuming it kills gill fluke eggs too) and sprea dit around the pond over 3 or 4 hours . Then after 48 hours carry out a few daily 15% water changes. How long would you expect Temlin to stay in the system and would the normal 7 days wait before and after before adding different treatment. Just to get an idea if I use it. Best Regards Dave

Hi Dave,

I seem to remember reading Dunc's trials and i think it was added over a course of 3-4 hours and poured round the edges of the pond.

I have always treated once and must admit to chucking it all in in one dose. I am sure that all flukes produce live offspring rather than laying eggs...skin flukes 1005 SURE GILL FLUKES 99.999999%
NEVER HAD A BAD REACTION TO SINGLE DOSE OF TELMIN IN ONE HIT BUT A NOTE OF CAUTION AS i HAVE HEARD OF OTHER PEOPLE WHO HAVE SO PERHAPS CAUTION IS ADVISED AND FOLLOW gAZZAS PROTOCOL

StuW wrote:I have always treated once and must admit to chucking it all in in one dose. I am sure that all flukes produce live offspring rather than laying eggs...skin flukes 1005 SURE GILL FLUKES 99.999999%
NEVER HAD A BAD REACTION TO SINGLE DOSE OF TELMIN IN ONE HIT BUT A NOTE OF CAUTION AS i HAVE HEARD OF OTHER PEOPLE WHO HAVE SO PERHAPS CAUTION IS ADVISED AND FOLLOW gAZZAS PROTOCOL

Have a read of this about gill flukes
http://www.koiquest.co.uk/flukey%20devil.htm
Thanks for your input. Its nice to know how many people have started using it as apposed to superverm. I have heard of people having problems with superverm and I have used it and never had a problem so feel confident about using telmin especially after reading up on Duncan trials. best Regards Dave

Thanks Dave, so much for assumptions, thank God I didnt state it as fact....now eating humble pie