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Agree with everything ewest said.
Get out and fish.
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Perfect this is just what I wanted to get opinions on thanks. When we get our system designed I will have in the literautre to have H2O2 as emergency backup. of course prior to this I plan to testing. ...have some lower than saturation water add H2O2 of diff dosage and report results. I will make sure to let you guys know results as well. thanks again
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H2O2, being very unstable, will release the oxygen rather readily, ie...pouring on a wound, in your ear, using with mouthwash as a gargle(for oxygenation of the gums) etc. I would not use it in an aluminum boat livewell too often as it is highly reactive with aluminum and will aid in corrosion; I would not worry in the least that it will hurt the fish; it will be simply more water and oxygen in short order, especially with agitation.
PS...peroxide will also aid in reversing the action of male pattern baldness...especially in surfers turned bean counters.
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