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Originally Posted by Dmorty217
Fresh mussels or clams could potentially bring it into a tank but not frozen cubes. I mean I suppose it’s possible but companies would go out of buisness quickly if disease is in their food
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One reason why I prefer feeding mysis. Those are collected from freshwater lakes.
I'm not sure if there has ever been a study done if Cryptocaryon and Amyloodinium cysts can survive being frozen but I would not rule out the possibility. Cryptocaryon cysts can for sure survive cold water temperatures in a state of hibernation and produce infectious stages when the temperature rises above 19 °C again.
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