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Copper is commonly used in aquariums to treat external parasitic
infections, like Ich and velvet. It is crucial to closely monitor copper
used in aquariums to ensure the correct dose has been applied,
especially in volumes of water that are unknown and with
copper-sensitive species. This allows the treatment to be effective
against the parasites, but still safe for the fish. Some types of copper
(e.g. ionic copper) requires redosing to maintain a therapeutic
concentration and should be monitored regularly. Water should also be
tested after treatment to confirm a zero ppm copper concentration before
reintroduction of any invertebrates. Copper can also contaminate some
tap water and should be avoided or treated before use in systems that
contain desirable invertebrates.
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