New Miracle Cure For KHV

[Nancy M.]

I got hold of a sample of this new food, coming out of China. It claims it can prevent & cure KHV.

I am sure anyone that has had KHV can tell us how hungry there fish were I wonder how quickly it works? since KHV kills pretty damn fast

[lildude]

Quote: Originally Posted by Nancy M. I got hold of a sample of this new food, coming out of China. It claims it can prevent & cure KHV. I am sure anyone that has had KHV can tell us how hungry there fish were I wonder how quickly it works? since KHV kills pretty damn fast

Haha
After finding out that I played with lead infested toys all my childhood....

I hope it works.

[lildude]

woops duplicate post

[RookieKoiGuy]

Hi Nancy,
It looks like another snake oil out of China...

Tom

[Russell Peters]

Quote: Originally Posted by RookieKoiGuy Hi Nancy, It looks like another snake oil out of China... Tom

It's lead based snake oil.

[Steve Nguyen]

just in case you haven't know but "Made in China" is a warning label. do I need to elaborate? I didn't think so.

Steve

[lildude]

Quote: Originally Posted by Steve Nguyen just in case you haven't know but "Made in China" is a warning label. do I need to elaborate? I didn't think so. Steve

If thats the case, nearly the entire USA is in trouble. Haha!

[Steve Nguyen]

don't want to get off the topic but it's been that way for awhile... who do you think financing the USA ?

Steve

Quote: Originally Posted by lildude If thats the case, nearly the entire USA is in trouble. Haha!

[RookieKoiGuy]

China is our RED Headed Stepchild

Tom

[MikeM]

It is regularly recommended to read the ingredients label on koi food when making a selection. This advice assumes confidence in the labeling. Errors occur in even the best operated facilities. The best catch the errors and do not release the non-conforming product. Not all facilities are operated in accordance with best management practices. Confidence in the label requires confidence in the maker. Since we do not get easy access to inspection data, reputation for quality and reliability is of overriding importance. Events over the past few years have taught that USDA/FDA inspections of human foods are not fully reliable. That should teach us that inspections of animal feeds are not a basis to assume anything much.