How do I use Myxazin?

Myxazin is a 5 day treatment and should be dosed at 20 ml per 200 liters of aquarium water, treatment should be repeated once a day for 5 days. Myxazin can also be used when adding new fish to the aquarium as a preventative, in this case dose once a day for 2 days.

How do you use Protozin?

This is a seven day treatment, dose with 20 ml for every 200 liters of aquarium water, the dose should be repeated on days 1,2,3, and 6. Suitable for use in tropical and cold water aquariums.

What is Protozin?

Protozin is used for the control of all protozoan and fungal infections e.g whitespot, fungus, neon tetra disease, velvet, costiasis and trichodiniasis. You will require 4 separate applications to complete the course of treatment.

What is Myxazin?

MYXAZIN – broad spectrum bactericide. MYXAZIN lowers the count of harmful bacteria in aquarium water, treating Fin Rot, Body Rot, Ulcers, Sores and other bacterial infections. MYXAZIN will also help to control Pop – Eye Disease, Cloudy Eyes and Mouth Fungus.

How do you treat white spots?

Using the pipette add 1ml of White Spot Control for every 9 litres (2 gals) of water. Alternatively, add 1 capful (4ml) of White Spot Control for every 36 litres (8 gals) of water. Use half the normal dose when adding to tanks containing sharks, loaches, & other sensitive or light scaled fish.

What does waterlife Protozin treat?

Treatment for improving fish water quality PROTOZIN is used globally for the control of all protozoan and fungal infections e.g Whitespot, Fungus, Neon Tetra Disease, Velvet, Costiasis and Trichodiniasis. 4 doses are required to complete the treatment.

How do you prevent white spot on fish?

Replacing old water with high quality water that has the same temperature as the community within the tank, is a sensible preventative measure for avoiding white spot.

Is Melafix safe for all fish?

Laboratory studies proved that MELAFIX is safe for even the most delicate fish species, including tetras, discus fry and scaleless fish like clown loaches. MELAFIX can be used with all marine fish. MELAFIX has been tested and found to be safe in reef aquariums containing invertebrates, such as live corals and anemones.

Will Melafix hurt healthy fish?

MELAFIX fish remedy is safe for use with even delicate fish species, and will not color aquarium water, harm aquatic plants, stain ornaments, or alter pH.

Should I remove fish with white spot?

If an untreated white spot tank is left, a 100% mortality rate of aquarium fish can be expected. Fish that have become infected with white spot will show signs within the early stage of the illness such as disordered swimming and fins folded against the body.

How do you treat white spots on fish naturally?

Other methods, such as adding salt, increasing water temperature, and changing the water are also used by fish hobbyists to treat ich infection in an aquarium. Parasitic trophonts usually stay in fish for five to seven days at a water temperature of 22º to 25ºC (72º to 77ºF).

How do you get rid of white spots?

low-dose corticosteroid creams, like 1-percent hydrocortisone cream. Elidel cream, a nonsteroidal formula. ultraviolet light treatment in combination with topical medications. bleaching the skin surrounding large white patches to blend them.

Can you put too much Melafix?

API Melafix contains tea tree oil that will help your fish recover from open wounds, abrasions, and fin rot. This product should also help treat eye cloud, mouth fungus and other bacterial infections. If you overdose this water treatment in your fish tank, however, then it may end up causing issues.

Can Melafix be used in a freshwater aquarium?

Yes, API MELAFIX will work in both freshwater and saltwater aquariums.

Does Melafix affect pH?

API MELAFIX will not discolor water, affect biological filter, or pH during treatment.

What is the best white spot treatment?

What should I do?

• Treat using Anti White Spot.
• Support fish with Aquilibrium salt to aid their immune system.
• Test for water quality problems and treat accordingly.

What is the difference between ich and white spot?

Ich, also known as white spot disease, is caused by the parasite, Ichthyophthirius multifiliis. Ich is usually visible as a small, white spot on your fish’s skin. The ich parasite penetrates the skin or gills, burrows under the surface, and eats at the fish’s flesh. Ich has a high mortality rate and is very infectious.

Can myxazin be used on fish?

MYXAZIN can also be used to sterilise nets and live foods such as Daphnia and Tubifex. MYXAZIN is mild on fish, highly biodegradable and effective against a wide range of fish health problems. Suitable for seawater (fish only systems), tropical freshwater and coldwater aquaria.

How often can you use protozin and myxazin?

Allow up to 48 hours before using another treatment CAUTION: Do not use Myxazin within 4 days of using Waterlife Protozin, Waterlife Cuprazin or vice versa. 2.5ml treats 75litres 30ml treats 891 litres The treatment should be applied daily on the 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 days.

Does myxazin harm filters or plants?

Myxazin does not harm filters or plants. Myxazin contains colour dye. Directions for Use. Switch off all u.v. sterilizes and ozoniers before course of treatment. Remove all zeolite, activated charcoal and peat from filters.

How long should I quarantine myxazin in my Aquarium?

Myxazin should be added to the quarantine tank for 7 days as indicated below. Myxazin can also be used for the treatment of white spot in marine aquaria containing invertebrates. Myxazin does not harm filters or plants.