How to remove the white bug with the size of a needle eye in the seafood tank of a hotel?

The protein bug is caused by your fat water. After Ueno yellow powder was adjusted to yellow, the original tank water was cleaned and the filter material was replaced in a large area after 3 days of circulation, so it was completely killed and played a certain role in curbing the recurrence and reproduction in the future.

1. Put a few 50-cent coins in the filter tank (actually, it is copper, which can sterilize). Coins are the most convenient and can be replaced by other copper wires, but don't leave them for more than a week; Because talking for too long is not good for biology itself.

2. Filtering equipment (filters, pipes, pumps, rings, etc.). ) Be sure to clean it thoroughly, and the biochemical cotton and filter cotton you use should be thrown away and replaced with a new one. Some people just scald the filter tank with boiling water, but sometimes the protein bug or other bacteria can resist the high temperature of several hundred degrees.

3. The filtering equipment is soaked with potassium permanganate and completely sterilized.

4. If possible, replace the water in the whole cylinder and clean the cylinder wall. It is best to fish out the fish and brush the tank with potassium permanganate. (I have no conditions, I haven't done it)

5. Adding salt in the filter tank can also play the role of sterilization.

6. You can also buy some small fish like Black Mary and Peacock. They also eat protein worms, but the fundamental problem in the tank can't be solved. It's no use eating more.

7. As we all know, we should not feed too much, and we should not care whether we feed or not. When the filter is cleaned, it is likely to produce protein worms. You must be diligent in cleaning up the residue of your body.

8. Many friends keep pig-nosed turtles. They think that the pig-nosed turtle can help clean up after feeding the fish. It is true that healthy pig-nosed turtles can find food for almost 24 hours, but it should be noted that the cleaning speed of pig-nosed turtles is not as fast as that of protein worms. There is also the misunderstanding that this sweeper can clear up (my fastest record is that the protein bug has been from scratch for less than 8 hours).

In short, the last thing I want to say is: clean regularly, feed reasonably, change water regularly, and be active and diligent. In order to really eliminate the protein worm.