> I have a wild caught Fundulus diaphanus from eastern Wisconsin.
These have fairly high salinity tolerance don't they?
If so, just add about 10 grams per litre of salt. There are 28 grams in an
ounce and 3.8 litres in a US gallon. You can do the math. :-) Leave them in
that until the parasites are gone.
If you pull them out and get their "root" mass then they won't grow back.
Clout or formaldehyde will work too.
Cheers
Peter Unmack
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