DK144292B - PROCEDURE FOR THE PREPARATION OF EQUIPMENT WATER WITH IMPROVED PROPERTIES AND MEANS OF USING THE PROCEDURE - Google Patents
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Opfindelsen angår en fremgangsmåde til fremstilling af akvarievand med forbedrede egenskaber ved tilsætning af kemiske stoffer.The invention relates to a process for the production of aquarium water with improved properties by the addition of chemical substances.
Med akvarier menes der i denne beskrivelse ikke blot de 5 sædvanlige foroven åbne beholdere med sider af glasplader, idet det ved fremgangsmåden ifølge opfindelsen fremstillede vand også egner sig for andre beholdere som f.eks. beholdere til opdræt og transport. Derudover skal med akvarievand forstås vand til såvel fisk som laverestående dyr.By aquariums, in this specification is meant not only the usual open containers with sides of glass sheets, the water produced by the process according to the invention also being suitable for other containers such as e.g. containers for breeding and transport. Aquarium water is also meant to mean water for both fish and lower animals.
10 Erfaringer, som er høstet på grundlag af uheldige resulta ter og tab af dyr, har lært akvarieejere at skænke akvarievandet særlig bevågenhed navnlig ved omplantning af dyrene og ved udskiftning og vedligeholdelse af vandet. Det er en kendsgerning, at årsagen til dårlige resultater meget ofte skyldes, at vandet har afvigende 15 egenskaber.10 Experiences gained from adverse results and loss of animals have taught aquarium owners to pay special attention to aquarium water, in particular when transplanting the animals and replacing and maintaining the water. It is a fact that the cause of poor results is very often due to the water having different properties.
Det er kendt at tilsætte kemiske stoffer til akvarievand med det formål at modificere dets egenskaber. Således er der i tysk offentliggørelsesskrift nr. 2.004.437 beskrevet en fremgangsmåde til fremstilling af kunstigt saltvand ved til vand at sætte en lang række salte 20 herunder natriumsaltet af ethylendiamintetraeddikesyre. Tilsætningen af sidstnævnte tjener til at få dannet chelater og ferrioner og dermed forhindre en reaktion mellem disse ioner og hydroxid- og carbonat-ioner.It is known to add chemical substances to aquarium water for the purpose of modifying its properties. Thus, in German Publication No. 2,004,437, a process for the preparation of artificial saline has been described by adding to water a wide variety of salts including the sodium salt of ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid. The addition of the latter serves to form chelates and ferrions, thus preventing a reaction between these ions and hydroxide and carbonate ions.
Formålet med den foreliggende opfindelse er at eliminere de 25 problemer, som opstår, når akvariefisk flyttes over i frisk akvarievand, og som ofte medfører, at fiskene bliver syge eller dør.The object of the present invention is to eliminate the 25 problems that arise when moving aquarium fish into fresh aquarium water, which often causes the fish to become ill or die.
Dette formål opnås ved fremgangsmåden ifølge opfindelsen, hvilken fremgangsmåde er ejendommelig ved, at vandet tilsættes poly-vinylpyrrolidon eller celluloseether (bestanddel I) og ethylendiamin-30 tetraeddikesyre eller natriumsaltet af ethylendiamintetraeddikesyre (bestanddel II) i et forhold på ca. 1,5-3:1, fortrinsvis ca. 2:1.This object is achieved by the process of the invention, which is characterized in that the water is added to polyvinylpyrrolidone or cellulose ether (component I) and ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid or the sodium salt of ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid (component II) in a ratio of approx. 1.5-3: 1, preferably approx. 2: 1.
Ved overflytning af akvariefisk i frisk akvarievand sker der ofte det, at et livsnødvendigt slimlag, som dækker fiskekroppen, stødes af, hvorved fiskene bliver udsat for sygdomsangreb. Ved at 35 tilsætte polyvinylpyrrolidon eller celluloseether til vandet dækkes de ubeskyttede dele af fiskekroppen øjeblikkeligt, og der opnås derved en beskyttelse mod sygdomsangreb, indtil der er dannet et nyt slimlag. Tilsætningen af ethylendiamineddikesyre eller natriumsaltet heraf medfører, at der sker en kompleksbinding af eventuelle tungtmetal- 2 1U292 ioner i det friske vand og derved en afgiftning af vandet.When moving aquarium fish into fresh aquarium water, it often happens that a vital mucus layer, which covers the fish body, is repelled, thereby exposing the fish to disease. By adding polyvinylpyrrolidone or cellulose ether to the water, the unprotected portions of the fish body are immediately covered, thereby providing protection against disease attack until a new mucus layer is formed. The addition of ethylenediaminetic acetic acid or the sodium salt thereof causes a complex bonding of any heavy metal ions in the fresh water, thereby detoxifying the water.
Oer anvendes fortrinsvis polyvinylpyrrolidon (PVP) med tre forskellige molekylvægte nemlig med molekylvægte på ca. 11500, 40000 og 200000, idet der til den ovennævnte kombination af aktive 5 bestanddele fortrinsvis anvendes PVP med molekylvægtene ca. 11500 og ca. 40000 i forholdet 1:1.Preferably, polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP) with three different molecular weights is used, namely with molecular weights of approx. 11500, 40000 and 200000, with the above-mentioned combination of active ingredients preferably using PVP with the molecular weights approx. 11500 and approx. 40000 in a 1: 1 ratio.
For at opnå en særlig god virkning er det hensigtsmæssigt at afpasse komponenterne efter, hvorledes de forskellige akvarier er indrettede.In order to achieve a particularly good effect, it is advisable to adjust the components according to how the different aquariums are arranged.
10 Til et beplantet ferskvandsakvarium med bundlag er følgen de koncentrationer egnede og fordelagtige: 2 - 10 milliontedele, fortrinsvis 5 milliontedele PVP eller cellulose-ether, og 15 1-5 milliontedele, fortrinsvis 3 milliontedele natriumsalt af ethy- lendiamintetraeddikesyre (i det følgende betegnet EDTA-Na).For a planted freshwater aquifer with a bottom layer, the following concentrations are suitable and advantageous: 2-10 million parts, preferably 5 million parts PVP or cellulose ether, and 15 1-5 million parts, preferably 3 million parts sodium salt of ethylenediamine tetraacetic acid (hereinafter referred to as EDTA). -Reach).
Ved en delvis udskiftning af vandet kan denne dosering iøvrigt anbefales afmålt efter mængden af det i stedet for det ældede 20 vand påfyldte friske vand.Moreover, in partial replacement of the water, this dosage may be recommended measured by the amount of fresh water replenished instead of the aged 20 water.
Til et akvarium uden bundlag og uden planter eller i en transportbeholder for levende ferskvandsfisk opnås optimale virkninger med følgende kombinationer: 25 6 - 15 milliontedele PVP eller cellulosether, fortrinsvis 10 millionte dele PVP og 2-8 milliontedele EDTA-Na, fortrinsvis 4 milliontedele EDTA-Na.For an aquarium without a bottom layer and without plants or in a transport container for live freshwater fish, optimum effects are obtained with the following combinations: 25 6 - 15 million parts of PVP or cellulose ether, preferably 10 million parts of PVP and 2-8 million parts of EDTA-Na, preferably 4 million parts of EDTA. Reach.
Ved tilberedning og fremstilling af vand til et saltvands-30 akvarium er det tilrådeligt at sætte snævrere grænser for afmålingen af komponenterne. Under hensyntagen til skumning og bevarelse af de levende mikrovæsener har følgende værdier vist sig særdeles anvendelige: 35 3 - 5 milliontedele, fortrinsvis 4 milliontedele PVP eller cellulose- ether og 1-3 milliontedele, fortrinsvis 2 milliontedele EDTA-Na.When preparing and preparing water for a saltwater aquarium, it is advisable to set narrower limits for the measurement of the components. Taking into account the foaming and preservation of the living microbes, the following values have proved particularly useful: 35 - 5 million parts, preferably 4 million parts PVP or cellulose ether and 1-3 million parts, preferably 2 million parts EDTA-Na.
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Dette gælder både for vandtilberedning efter nyindretning og for den tilsatte friske mængde vand ved delvis udskiftning af vand. Dersom det drejer sig om en beholder til transport af levende saltvandsfisk, er det dog fordelagtigt at fordoble de foranstående 5 foreslåede fortrinsvise koncentrationer, idet bevarelsen af de levende mikrovæsener i dette tilfælde kan være af underordnet betydning, og der anvendes da hensigtsmæssigt 4-10 milliontedele, fortrinsvis 8 milliontedele PVP eller celluloseether og 3-6 milliontedele fortrinsvis 4 milliontedele EDTA-Na.This applies both to water preparation after the refurbishment and to the added fresh amount of water for partial replacement of water. However, in the case of a container for the transport of live saltwater fish, it is advantageous to double the above-mentioned preferred concentrations as the preservation of the living micro-organisms in this case may be of minor importance and suitably 4-10 million parts are used. , preferably 8 million parts of PVP or cellulose ether and 3-6 million parts, preferably 4 million parts of EDTA-Na.
10 De foranstående kombinationer af aktive stoffer kan yder ligere forbedres ved bestemte tilsætninger.The foregoing combinations of active substances can be further enhanced by certain additions.
Ved anbringelse af fisk i chloreret frisk ledningsvand har en tilsætning på 2-6, fortrinsvis 4 milliontedele natriumthiosulfat og/eller kaliumthiosulfat vist sig at være fordelagtigt. Fiskene æder 15 allerede efter kort tid og får også efter forholdsvis kort tid deres naturlige farver. Dette kan iagttages både i ferskvand og i havvand.When placing fish in chlorinated fresh tap water, an addition of 2-6, preferably 4 million parts of sodium thiosulfate and / or potassium thiosulfate has been found to be advantageous. The fish eat 15 already after a short time and also after a relatively short time get their natural colors. This can be observed in both freshwater and seawater.
En af de ting, som kan have en skadelig indflydelse på ferskvandsfisks velbefindende og kan medføre tab, er ændringerne af pH-værdien i alkalisk retning, hvilket kan have forskellige årsager.One of the things that can have a detrimental effect on the well-being of freshwater fish and can cause losses is the changes in the pH value in the alkaline direction, which can have different causes.
20 Den uheldige virkning af pH-værdien i alkalisk retning fremkommer navnlig ved forskydning af mængdeforholdet af ammonium/ammoniak i retning mod den særdeles giftige ammoniak. Med udgangspunkt i denne erkendelse anvendes der fortrinsvis en pH-puffer, der også i forbindelse med vand med en vis karbonathårdhed forhindrer eller i 25 det mindste bremser en forhøjelse af pH-værdien ud over ledningsvands eller brøndvands naturlige pH-værdi. Forsøg har vist, at kali-umbiphthalat opfylder disse krav særdeles godt og desuden fremmer vandplanters vækst og ikke gør vandet uklart ved dannelse af uopløselige calciumforbindelser. Den optimale dosering i forbindelse med 30 den foranstående kombination af aktive bestanddele har vist sig at være 4 milliontedele.20 The adverse effect of the pH value in the alkaline direction is particularly evident by shifting the amount of ammonium / ammonia in the direction of the highly toxic ammonia. Based on this recognition, a pH buffer is preferably used which also prevents or at least inhibits an increase in the pH value in addition to the natural pH value of tap water or well water in connection with water with a certain carbonate hardness. Studies have shown that potassium biphthalate meets these requirements extremely well and further promotes the growth of aquatic plants and does not obscure the water by forming insoluble calcium compounds. The optimum dosage for the above combination of active ingredients has been found to be 4 millionths.
Opfindelsen angår endvidere et middel til brug ved fremgangsmåden ifølge krav 1, hvilket middel er ejendommeligt ved det i krav 4's kendetegnende del angivne.The invention further relates to a means for use in the method according to claim 1, which is characterized by the characterizing part of claim 4.
35 Særlig hensigtsmæssigt er en stamopløsning bestående af: ca. 10 g PVP, 6 g EDTA-Na og 20 g kaliumbiphthalat i 1000 ml H20.Particularly convenient is a stock solution consisting of: ca. 10 g PVP, 6 g EDTA-Na and 20 g potassium biphthalate in 1000 ml H2 O.
Denne stamopløsning anvendes i forholdet 1 del til 2000 dele akvarievand og har en pH-værdi på 4,0. Ved denne sure pH-værdi er en konservering af stamopløsningen mulig ved hjælp af kendte konser- 144292 4 veringsmidler som f.eks. p-hydroxybenzoesyre, thiobarbitursyre, sorbinsyre eller hexamethylentetramin.This stock solution is used in the ratio 1 part to 2000 parts of aquarium water and has a pH of 4.0. At this acidic pH, preservation of the stock solution is possible by means of known preservatives such as e.g. p-hydroxybenzoic acid, thiobarbituric acid, sorbic acid or hexamethylenetetramine.
Opfindelsen giver endvidere mulighed for en særlig fordelagtig vitamintiisætning nemlig i form af aneurinhydrochlorid (vitamin 5 B^). Der er overraskende konstateret en positiv virkning på fiskene, som viser naturlige smukke farver og en øget ædelyst. Legelysten hos fiskearterne Resbora heteromorpha, kilepietkarpe, er også blevet øget væsentligt. Aphyosemion-arternes ømfindtlighed over for ugunstige vandforhold har kunnet mildnes væsentligt. En tilsætning af 10 2 milliontedete aneurinhydrochlorid (vitamin B^) 0,2 mifliontedele lactoflavin (vitamin Bg) 1 milliontedel pyridoxin (vitamin Bg) til den nævnte kombination af aktive bestanddele har vist sig at være særdeles fordelagtig. De nævnte fiskearter, som kun med heldigt 15 resultat kan formeres i meget blødt, let surt vand, kunne uden tab opdrættes fra ungfisk til ynglefrsk med en bemærkelsesværdig produktiv æggydning. De opnåede ungfisk vokser godt og ensartet. Genstand for disse forsøg var navnlig arterne Aphyosemion australe og Aphyosemion gardneri.The invention furthermore provides for a particularly advantageous vitamin supplement namely in the form of aneurine hydrochloride (vitamin 5 B). Surprisingly, a positive effect has been found on the fish, which shows natural beautiful colors and an increased appetite. The playfulness of the species Resbora heteromorpha, wedge-pie carp, has also been significantly increased. The susceptibility of the aphyosemion species to adverse water conditions has been significantly mitigated. Addition of 10 2 millionth aneurine hydrochloride (vitamin B 2) 0.2 miflionth part lactoflavin (vitamin Bg) 1 millionth part pyridoxine (vitamin Bg) to said combination of active ingredients has been found to be very advantageous. The fish species mentioned, which can only be successfully propagated in very soft, slightly acidic water, could successfully breed from juvenile to juvenile fish with a remarkably productive egg fermentation. The young fish obtained grow well and uniformly. The subjects of these trials were in particular the species Aphyosemion Australian and Aphyosemion gardneri.
20 En række af lægemidler mod ektoparasitter, der fremkalder fiskesygdomme, er særdeles risikable at anvende, eftersom den dødelige dosis for ektoparasitterne ligger nær den dødelige dosis for fiskene. Ved den meget forskellige sammensætning af vand, der anvendes for fiskene, indtræder der ved anvendelse af disse lægemidler 25 ofte uforudsete virkninger. Her er anvendelse af de nævnte kombinationer af de virksomme bestanddele PVP og EDTA før indgiften af lægemidlet af stor betydning, idet de uønskede virkninger da udebliver. Denne kendsgerning kan med fordel udnyttes med følgende aktive bestanddele: 30 2-4 milliontedele rivanol, 6-8 milliontedele malakitgrønt sammen med de foran beskrevne kombinationer af aktive bestanddele.20 A number of ectoparasite antidepressant drugs are particularly risky to use, since the lethal dose of ectoparasites is close to the lethal dose of fish. By the very different composition of water used for the fish, the use of these drugs 25 often causes unforeseen effects. Here, the use of said combinations of the active ingredients PVP and EDTA before the administration of the drug is of great importance, since the undesirable effects do not appear. This fact can advantageously be utilized with the following active ingredients: 30 2-4 million parts of rivanol, 6-8 million parts of malachite green together with the combinations of active ingredients described above.
Det har vist sig, at dette er særdeles virksomt ved fiskearterne Bedotia geayi og Thayeria boehlkei, som ellers er meget ømfindtlige 35 over for rivanol. Det samme gælder for fiskearterne Labeo bicolor og Botia macracanthas ømfindtlighed over for malakitgrønt, der er et kendt middel til bekæmpelse af sygdomsvækkeren af fiskesygdommen ichthyophthyrius multifiliis.This has been found to be particularly effective in the fish species Bedotia geayi and Thayeria boehlkei, which are otherwise very sensitive to rivanol. The same applies to the species susceptibility of the species Labeo bicolor and Botia macracanthas to malachite green, which is a well-known means of controlling the pathogen of the fish disease ichthyophthyrius multifiliis.
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Det skal til sidst nævnes, at fordelen ved anvendelse af de beskrevne midler henholdsvis kombinationer og de nævnte fremgangsmådeskridt er blevet bekræftet gennem forsøg.Finally, it should be mentioned that the advantage of using the described compositions and combinations and the aforementioned process steps have been confirmed by experiments.
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