speaking of disinfectant try looking at one called "trigene"

NzPSA approved Super BLUE"

the door lock :sml1:

Iam lost here on this jokes?

Iam lost here on this jokes?

Sorry, it's a NZ culture joke.

Sorry, it's a NZ culture joke.

from Rual delivery box right? :digH:

The joke works on several levels:

Kiwi and what they do in their garden sheds

Any thing can be made/fixed with No. 8 wire... "If it can't be fixed with No. 8 Wire, it cant be fixed"

Kiwis doing things on the cheep

:slfg: iam half way with that though!

I was right about rual inbox then? :gigl: most of us here wasnt born or breed in farm lifestyles, and i was raised in South Auckland hood

its alway good to learn something new, "to live to learn, till dead to burn" :gigl: (south Aklder peom's)

MPI will have a list of approved disinfctants and methods. Last time I looked they had approved anything that even pretended to be a disinfectant.

MPI will have a list of approved disinfctants and methods. Last time I looked they had approved anything that even pretended to be a disinfectant.

So my direction regards to approved disinfctants methods was ok?

if so to treat containate water wih disinfactants is soo much easier than using chorine or UV methods.. :thup:

Disinfectants are used to disinfect surfaces such as equipment, benches etc. They are not used to treat the contaminated water from the fish.

Different disinfectants are good at different things. Some are good on gram negative bacteria, some are good on gram positive and a very few are good at both. Very few are good on viruses and most are no good on some parasites. The water from the fish has to be treated more seriously.

Different disinfectants are good at different things. Some are good on gram negative bacteria, some are good on gram positive and a very few are good at both. Very few are good on viruses and most are no good on some parasites. The water from the fish has to be treated more seriously.

That's right basically they say surfaces of things can be done with dish wash liquid (their quote in biohazard standards!) but yea the water is a different story they were the ones that recommended the UV light so ill have a chat to them to find out about if the water was pre treated but from what they were saying it didn't sound like it is but otherwise the HTH might not be a option for me because I don't have the land area to dispose it not the ground so it would have to go into the sewage and I don't know if that much chlorine can go down there because it can kill the bacteria in the system and make a stink the council won't like that

Will you be using any number 8 fencing wire?

Lol if I can find a reason for it ill use it just for you Graham! It might get me out of a pickle!

After you have treated the water with chlorine for the required time you can neutralize it with sodium thiosulphate before discharge to the sewerage system. Cheap as chips.

After you have treated the water with chlorine for the required time you can neutralize it with sodium thiosulphate before discharge to the sewerage system. Cheap as chips.

Good on you Alanmin4304, you have been giving some great advised :thup:

After you have treated the water with chlorine for the required time you can neutralize it with sodium thiosulphate before discharge to the sewerage system. Cheap as chips.

Now that's some indispensable advice! Thanks very much hopefully I won't have to deal with that but I expect I will!

I wish you luck, but I have to be honest I am pretty skeptical about this whole process.

Put it this way.. Yes it's hard to get started but if you stop when it gets hard you won't get anywhere and if it can't work no one anywhere would be able to do it, yes it's a dif environment but its been done before, a few times as I can tell ..I don't see problems to stop me I see many solutions and challenges to overcome

that is the best way to look at life