MasSalvaje
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Is there any established protocol for treating this type of chytrid? I know there is for Bd but has anything been established for Bs?
A recent thread on here as well as reading this article has made me curious. According to the article, Bs can't survive more than 5 days of temps at or above 25°C. I am not familiar with what S. salamandra experiences at higher temps but would a short term rise (one week) in temp be a possible treatment plan for Bs? Possibly a series of them? Like I mentioned, I don't know the ill effects higher temps can have on S. salamandra but would it be much if any worse than chemical soaks?
I am not starting trials or anything, just brainstorming and curious as to what others may think.
-Thomas
A recent thread on here as well as reading this article has made me curious. According to the article, Bs can't survive more than 5 days of temps at or above 25°C. I am not familiar with what S. salamandra experiences at higher temps but would a short term rise (one week) in temp be a possible treatment plan for Bs? Possibly a series of them? Like I mentioned, I don't know the ill effects higher temps can have on S. salamandra but would it be much if any worse than chemical soaks?
I am not starting trials or anything, just brainstorming and curious as to what others may think.
-Thomas