100ml
How do I know my fish is sick?
Skin: the skin is the first protection and defense system and shows usually also the first signs of a disease or deficiency due to an infection. You should keep a close eye on any discoloration.
Swimming behavior: Unusual swimming or wiggling behavior can be characteristic for the presence of a disease.
Indications of an infestation with parasites such as skin or gill flukes are, for example:
When recognizing the above symptoms, it is important to treat the fish quickly, so that further weakening of the animals by the parasites is prevented. If possible, confirm the diagnosis with the aid of a microscopic examination.
– Tropical fish like Loricariidae, Corydoras
– Discus fish
– Shrimps
– For gill flukes (Dactylogyrus sp.) and intestinal worms such as tapeworms and flukes (Cestodes and digene trematodes), the following dosage applies:
1st day: Waterchange 50% before starting the treatment, 1 ml per 20 liters of aquarium water.
3rd day: 1ml per 20 liters of aquarium water.
5th day: 1ml per 20 liters of aquarium water.
After 7 days the treatment is complete, big waterchange of minimum 50%. It is not necessary to do water changes between treatment days.
* Read leaflet before use.
If there is cloudiness during the treatment of the aquarium water due to bacterial blooms and a related lack of oxygen, the treatment should be interrupted by a major water change of 80%.
100ml
How do I know my fish is sick?
Skin: the skin is the first protection and defense system and shows usually also the first signs of a disease or deficiency due to an infection. You should keep a close eye on any discoloration.
Swimming behavior: Unusual swimming or wiggling behavior can be characteristic for the presence of a disease.
Indications of an infestation with parasites such as skin or gill flukes are, for example:
When recognizing the above symptoms, it is important to treat the fish quickly, so that further weakening of the animals by the parasites is prevented. If possible, confirm the diagnosis with the aid of a microscopic examination.
– Tropical fish like Loricariidae, Corydoras
– Discus fish
– Shrimps
– For gill flukes (Dactylogyrus sp.) and intestinal worms such as tapeworms and flukes (Cestodes and digene trematodes), the following dosage applies:
1st day: Waterchange 50% before starting the treatment, 1 ml per 20 liters of aquarium water.
3rd day: 1ml per 20 liters of aquarium water.
5th day: 1ml per 20 liters of aquarium water.
After 7 days the treatment is complete, big waterchange of minimum 50%. It is not necessary to do water changes between treatment days.
* Read leaflet before use.
If there is cloudiness during the treatment of the aquarium water due to bacterial blooms and a related lack of oxygen, the treatment should be interrupted by a major water change of 80%.
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