were can i get

[paul l]

Were can i get copper sulphate  for my birds bath and how much is it ive been to 3 chemists today and none of them do it

 

                many thanks paul

[Wiley]

i picked some up at blackpool, rather known as potash makes the water turn moave wont see a flee or any bugs in site. only 30p a tub cant remember who i bought it of last a life time only a pinch needed

[Tony C]

Meditech do it. Two teaspoons to a gallon of water. You only need to put it in the bath water if you've got problems with feather rot, if not put vineger in their bathwater, cheap as chips  ;D

[paul l]

cool tony c for that any more cheap solutions fpr any thing

 

[REDCHEQHEN]

i picked some up at blackpool, rather known as potash makes the water turn moave wont see a flee or any bugs in site. only 30p a tub cant remember who i bought it of last a life time only a pinch needed

 

Thats potassium permanganate isn't it?

 

[Wiley]

lol probably lol that shows my scientific knowledge lol my excuse is havent done science in 3 years lol

[Guest beautyhomer]

 

Thats potassium permanganate isn't it?

 

Think so,copper sulphate is a turquoise colour

[crazy pigeon boy]

yes it is potassium permanganate mate it will meke the water turn purple in colour you gen get it from most chemists  

[Guest Vic]

potassium manganate? a disinfectant used 50 years ago, but somehow out of date these days, where pigeons are concerned. Maybe getting short of topics eh!

[paddymac]

Certainly not getting short of topics Vic, If you read most of the pigeon weeklys you will find that that potassium permanagate is as popular now as it was 50 years ago.

[paul l]

 

Think so,copper sulphate is a turquoise colour

 

yes it is so what should i use then not the copper sulphate get potassium permanganate how much is this and i can get it at any chemist how much do i use at once

  ta paul