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Be the hero of your pond and save your finned friends with PondCare MelaFix! This all-natural medication is a gift from Mother Nature herself, made from the powerful antibacterial properties found in Tea Tree leaves. Say goodbye to bacterial infections, and hello to rapid tissue healing!
- - Bye-bye bacteria! MelaFix uses the natural antibacterial power of melaleuca extract to treat bacterial infections
- - Heal those fins, ulcers, and wounds in a snap! MelaFix rapidly repairs damaged tissue
- - Keep those new fish safe and healthy by using MelaFix when adding them to your pond
- - Snails and other invertebrates can breathe easy - MelaFix is safe for them too!
- - Love your aquatic plants? No worries - MelaFix won't harm them
- - Made in the USA, because we know you care about quality
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This product can expose you to chemicals including beta-Myrcene, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.
Specifications
| SKU | 727814 |
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| Primary Brand | API |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Personalized Item flag | No |
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| Volume | 16 FZ |
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Always have some on hand
We've used this for years. See results in a few days. Works very well on wound repair.
No, I do not recommend this product.
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Mela/Pima fix
So far so good and koi seems to be doing a little better. Keeping fingers crossed!
No, I do not recommend this product.
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Suggest to improve the bottle package
The bottle was leaking when I received the package even there’s the bottle cap with some sealing tape.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Goldfish Ulcer
Really helped our goldfish get rid of an ulcer she had.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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So far it seems to be working in my pond
This product seems to be working great in my pond.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Complement your parasites medicine.
When you have parasites problems fish scratches their bodies causing secondary bacterial infections, use this medicine to treat the problem.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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A must for quarantine
Works great! Heals my fish up fast. Safe for my reef tank too!
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Quick care
Works wonders. In just a couple of days, you can start seeing results. Your fish will thank you. Works well with Pimafix.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Will this harm my pleco
- This will not harm your scaleless fish.
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What’s the frequency of treatment?
- We would recommend to dose daily for 7 days for a full course of treatment.
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Will this help with other types of freshwater fish such as guppies and platys?
- Hello! Yes, this will help all types of freshwater fish. However, in an aquarium setting we would recommend the regular Melafix not the PondCare Melafix. The PondCare Melafix is more concentrated to dose higher volumes of water. The treatment is the same when dosed correctly but it would be recommended in an aquarium to use the aquarium version of Melafix.
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I used these two products and yes it did foam. How long will the foaming last? (Melafix & primafix)
- Thank you for your question. Stubborn bubbles are commonly due to an excess of dissolved organics and/or proteins collecting in a slick along the water's surface, creating the same effect as suds in your bubble bath. As your water condition this will lesson.
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Is it alright to use this Pond medicine in an aquarium?
- I have used the Melafix and Primafix for ponds in my aquariums for close to 10 years and have had no problems using them. I used it when I had a 55 gallon tank and now I have a 75 gallon tank. I have even used it in my smaller tanks and just calculated what the dose would be for however many gallons of water. With the smaller tanks, I have a tendency to go a little under on the dosage. I have had great luck with both of them. I add some when I do a water change and always when adding new fish to my tank. I got tired of the many doses I needed using the regular ones, so I started using the pond ones and have used them for years now. I would not be without either one of them. They are both great products. I have used them for so long that I don't even measure any more. I put a different cap on them so I can just shake, tilt and squeeze. I would not advise this until you have a good feel for what you are doing and the amount you are dosing. But to answer your question YES they both can be used in aquariums.
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MelaFix & PimaFix - will it harm baby koi
- I have used them both with baby koi and not had any problems. Just don't over dose!
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Can you apply in the winter? Fish are dying, they lay on their side and die within a week
- If most of your pond is covered in ice, there may not be enough gas exchange from the water to the air. We recommend adding a de-icer or an aerator to the pond to allow the gases to escape from the water. During the winter, we do not recommend medicating or feeding pond fish as they sort of go into hibernation. cmc
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Will Melafix get rid of ich?
- no this will not only hyposalinty and copper are the only things i had lu8ck with when dealing with ich
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