I had a feeling that was what you meant, the one we had at the hatchery read the same way and it led to some fish kills. 5 PPT =0.05% lol, your notes are right on tme money and other than snail and a few of the more delicate plants his fish would be fine. I have very old references, I wonder if microworms and protien worms are the same thing, if so they make great food for tiny fry.
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Planaria is hamrmless and it is due to overfeeding, i.e., beefheart, shrimp, squid. They are not caused by goldfish. If you add salt, it will kill them, but remember that waste material turns into ammonia. So if you add salt, it will kill the "worms", but will also increase the ammonia. If you do add salt, you will need to make a water change the next day..or sooner. But the worms are harmless and will go away after several water changes, and hold back on the feeding for at least one or two days....
