My 1.5-year-old bearded dragon is currently undergoing treatment for coccidia. In the meantime I'd like to use ammonia to kill the coccidia in the tank, but I'm seeing conflicting information about whether to dilute the ammonia. Let me lay out why I'm conflicted:
I don't want to create any health hazards by using undiluted ammonia, but I also want to make sure the coccidia is wiped out. Really at a loss on what to do.
- Online sources say coccidia can be eradicated using 10% ammonia solution. I'm assuming this means 1 part ammonia to 9 parts water.
- The ammonia that I purchased is already in a 10% solution
- Instructions on the ammonia bottle say to dilute the solution even further—I think it was one cup solution to an additional gallon of water.
I don't want to create any health hazards by using undiluted ammonia, but I also want to make sure the coccidia is wiped out. Really at a loss on what to do.