I expect that clove oil is soluble in isopropanol as well, but you
could always pick up some denatured ethanol in most pharmacies.
As far as when you euthanize -
I empathize with you. I had to destroy a whole bunch of fundulus a
few years ago due to lymphocytosis.
What I looked-in-was whether I was willing and able to maintain strict
isolation between the contaminated fish and the rest of my fish. I
decided that I could not, so they died. It was better than never
being able to keep fundulus again.
Geoff Kimber
fredericksburg, va
On 5/1/05, Peter Unmack <peter.lists at> wrote:
> On Sat, 30 Apr 2005, Crail, Todd wrote:
>
> > In 95% or would just some 70% isopropyl work?
>
> I've always had 95% on hand, but I'm sure any alcohol will help it to
> dissolve in water better than just adding it straight.
>
> Besides health food stores you can get it any Walmart.
>
> Cheers
> Peter
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