Goal:
How to Treat Ich or Ick (Ichthyophthirius Multifilis) in an Aquarium
OPTIONS:
- Ich is the most common fish illness in the aquarium hobby. Luckily, with few exceptions, it is also one of the easiest to treat. In the past, it was treated by increasing the temperature of the tank to to above 85 degrees and adding aquarium salt. This method is not always effective, and heat resistant strains of the parasite have been identified. The best method to treat Ich is a two pronged attack. First, feed fish food treated with Metronidazole. This will kill the parasite while it is attached to the fishes body and gills. Secondly, treat the tank water with Seachem's Paraguard. Unlike many other medications, Paraguard is safe for use on scaleless fish and invertebrates. Metro should be used with caution with ornamental snails.
- Ich is the most common fish illness in the aquarium hobby. Luckily, with few exceptions, it is also one of the easiest to treat. In the past, it was treated by lowering the temperature of the tank to to above 85 degrees and adding aquarium salt. This method is not always effective, and heat resistant strains of the parasite have been identified. The best method to treat Ich is a two pronged attack. First, feed fish food treated with Metronidazole. This will kill the parasite while it is attached to the fishes body and gills. Secondly, treat the tank water with Seachem's Paraguard. Unlike many other medications, Paraguard is safe for use on scaleless fish and invertebrates. Metro should be used with caution with ornamental snails.
Answer:
Ich is the most common fish illness in the aquarium hobby. Luckily, with few exceptions, it is also one of the easiest to treat. In the past, it was treated by increasing the temperature of the tank to to above 85 degrees and adding aquarium salt. This method is not always effective, and heat resistant strains of the parasite have been identified. The best method to treat Ich is a two pronged attack. First, feed fish food treated with Metronidazole. This will kill the parasite while it is attached to the fishes body and gills. Secondly, treat the tank water with Seachem's Paraguard. Unlike many other medications, Paraguard is safe for use on scaleless fish and invertebrates. Metro should be used with caution with ornamental snails.
Question:
Goal: What type of finish should you use on the handle?

Which of the following methods is more reasonable for accomplishing this goal?

OPTIONS:
- Apply bleach to the handle three or four times with a light sanding between each application.
- Apply three or four coats of Danish oil to the handle and give it a light sanding between each application.
Answer:
Apply three or four coats of Danish oil to the handle and give it a light sanding between each application.
Goal and options: Make french fried potatoes.

OPTIONS:
- Cut potatoes into sticks with a knife, then put the cut potatoes into hot cooking oil for a few minutes until the potatoes are golden brown, then remove from the oil and sprinkle with salt.
- Cut potatoes into discs with a knife, then put the cut potatoes into hot water for a few minutes until the potatoes are golden brown, then remove from the water and sprinkle with oil.
output answer: Cut potatoes into sticks with a knife, then put the cut potatoes into hot cooking oil for a few minutes until the potatoes are golden brown, then remove from the oil and sprinkle with salt.
[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
how to be quiet?

OPTIONS:
- make lots of noise
- make very little noise

[A]: make very little noise
input question: To ensure the router bit isn't taking too much off of the wood when flattening wood with it.

OPTIONS:
- Make each pass deep and slow so as to not take off too much.
- Make each pass short and slow so as to not take off too much.

output answer: Make each pass short and slow so as to not take off too much.
Goal and options: how do you start a tea kettle?

OPTIONS:
- place it on a hot stove plate
- place it in the microwave.
output answer:
place it on a hot stove plate