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This message was bounced by the listserve so I am forwarding my
colleague's response. F. McCormick
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Hi
My office mate and colleage Frank McCormick forwarded your message
to me. Our opinion is that your problem is not a pathogen because the
response is to quick. My thoughts are as follows:
Things that fatheads are more sensitive to than Ceriodaphnia are:
a) H2S - your TIE should have elliminated it if you used the aeration step
b) Nitrogen gas posioning - your TIE should have elliminated this with the
aeration step as well.
c) Diazon - your C18 step should have indicated whether this was a
problem.
d) polymers - certain polymers may effect fish and not Ceriodaphs and
would be filtered out by the 0.45 micron filter.
e) the mode of toxic response seems to indicate a narcotic effect.
Hope this helps.
jim
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