Very well explained. you covered all important basis. It is mind boggling to me, why it is so little known in the US; we have been using it in tanks in Europe for the last 50 years, at least.

tks for the vid. couple things you can try when using potassium permanganate. I make a stock solution using 8gr/100ml distilled water. use a bottle with a squeeze dropper so you can apply when needed. keeop it in a dark bottle or wrapper because it is light sensitive. usually 3~4 drops per Liter is ok for a bath for bettas and paradise fish. but be careful, this can kill so watch for stress. it is good to follow up with hydrogen peroxide because it will remove any necrotic flesh if you are treating for flukes or other parasites. the hydrogen peroxide should be 3% at about .5ml/L (sometimes people get confused with 30% solution and that can also kill). PP is a good pond treatment and koi guys use it often to keep the pond healthy. this is a great treatment for most external problems because it is an oxidizer and doesnt rely on a medication interaction. I use it for fungal, bacterial and parasites as a first line of treatment. one or two baths followed by salt bath will clear up just about anything external. and it is very cheap and available. tks again for the viid

I just got it for disease purpose, however I'm scared to use it on my tanks ,due to theres snails everywhere little Ramshorn type and plants. I've been fighting something that regular Antibiotics have not worked. I believe its Collumnaris or Costia they scratch and stop eating get a bent look after time. Snails are a problem with this med or is it safe

Is this potassium permanganate treatment safe in a shrimp and vampire crab tank?

Can this kill anchor worms?

Can I add it before adding in my betta ?

Can this pp, boost catfish immunity?

What is your routine for treating velvet with this?

If its 94 liters then 188 mg, not 185