I also suggest that you check into the cost of using a licensed applicator. They will sometimes work with you for a reduced cost in small jobs. A little extra cost could be valuable and worth while to get the job done right the first time. As your learning gold fish can be sort of tough to kill. You will be upset to go to the expense and effort to restock only to find there are a few goldfish still present. It is best to reduce the water level as much as possible before treating.

Last edited by Bill Cody; 10/24/11 09:20 AM.

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