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Microbe-Lift Herbtana All Natural Expellant for Ponds, 8 fl. oz.
Description
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Wards off skin flukes, gill flukes, white spot, Oodinium, Chilodonella and Trichodina just to name a few.
- - Made from 100% natural plant extracts and environmentally friendly
- - Supports the fish's immune system, driving off the excess parasites
- - Harmless to all nitrifying bacteria and aquatic plants and Non-toxic to animals and plants
- - Product can be used during feeding
- - Naturally controlled by the fish's immune system, parasites are present on most fish in very low levels at all times. When stress levels increase, the ability of the immune system to respond to its requirement to control the natural level of parasites is directly affected. This poor response allows parasites to increase in number, thus causing serious health issues in the host fish
- - Parasitic infections are characterized by symptoms such as: milky skin, white spots, flashing, heavy breathing and general lethargy. Using chemicals can have a detrimental effect on the bacterial biomass of the tank/pond ecosystem. Please note: as on any healthy fish, there will be some parasites present even after treatment
Specifications
| SKU | 3304350 |
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| Primary Brand | Microbe-Lift |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
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Item Dimensions
| Volume | 8 FZ |
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Works to control ich.
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Yes, I recommend this product.
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Trying to treat betta for Popeye otherwise healthy happy and active. Moved from five to three gallon filtered heated tanks. Feed freeze dried blood worms, daphnia and bug bites by fluval. Also am changing some if not all water every few days. Treated with kanaplex several doses no real improvement. Switzed to metroplex in water treatment as I don't know how food treatment works or how to dose started four doses two days apart and there is some improvement to the eyes. Med is miconidazole.
I noticed bloat in my flowerhorn about two weeks ago. It was there when I fed him and went away when I didn't. So I treated him with Epsom salt soaked pellets, bloat was present then. Then I noticed white poop so I stopped feeding entirely and added metronidazole 400 to the tank. Didn't work as I only saw white poop, so I added the medication into his food and now I can see brown poop hanging from a clear poop sticking out of his butt. Earlier the poop didn't stick out of his butt. What to do?
Hello, all my koi fish are becoming sick. They're demonstrating a behavior called flashing. No, they don't have visible parasites like anchor worm or fish lice so it had to a disease. Their fins are also getting torn up. They die from slowly becoming more and more inactive. Do you have any products that can help fight against this.
Is the smell of Pimafix and Melafix bad for Tiny? Right now I’m treating my fish for fungus and fin rot. And from what I know they contain essential oils.
Neem Tree's leaves and its parts like bark or neem water ( boiling neem leaves in some water ) can treat aquarium fish health problems like fungus , fin rot , Itch , and other parasitic worms and infection ? if yes then how to treat herbal medication for my aquarium fish and it's Ecosytem of water ? I was some fresh neem leaves drops with messing them and drop into the aquarium but not any toxic side effects to fish ....but I want to know that what is herbal medication for aquarium fish ?
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My fish has become lethargic, barely eats, has difficulty swimming, only lays at the bottom of the pond, and has a bleeding or irritated mouth. What could this be and how can I treat it?
After using metronidazole 400mg×2 tablets in 75 litre aquarium tank, my two parrot fish has thread like some seeing near gills and genital area ? How to treat them ?
The fish has attacks of fast uncontrolled movement since we have it. Sometimes it hits itself on walls and objects. Lately it lays down on the floor on the side and rubs itself on objects. It got scratches all over and hurt his eye. It eats normally. No visible parasites, but seems something itches it on the skin. We bought Imagitarum Parasites Remedy, but hesitate to use it as some reviews say fish died of it. We also have shrimps and snails. Should we use the remedy?
My pond goldfish had swim bladder issues so has been inside for 6 weeks. He was pretty active and I brought in another to keep him company. Since Feb 1st, he is at the bottom, eating a bit especially when I drop it right in from of him. No external signs of any disease that I can seen. Nitrites are high as tank is cycling. I am adding Prime, aquarium salt (1 gram) and 30% water changes. Nitrite converting bacteria is establishing now. Any thought on what it could be and what to do? Thank you
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