[Bernd Bussler]

Anyway. I think the chemistry is rather the right one.
On the other hand, it is so that the fish are only given Odinium if they are weakened and arise only in care problems, stress or similar. Odinium is certainly present in every water, but similar to humans, a disease does not break out until something is not running properly. Just take a means out of the trade that works. And to make sure that the nursing conditions are as good as possible, warm food and plenty of rest will surely help the animals are healthy and stay. In 20 years I only had odinium for new arrivals, unfortunately with total loss.
By the way, someone has written the Paros 25 ° celsius should be cultivated, I consider that for too little, 27 ° celsius are my optimal
Greeting Bernd