ParaGuard is the sole fish and filter safe aldehyde-based (10% by weight) solution for controlling parasites in fish. Unlike the highly toxic and challenging formalin-based treatments, ParaGuard is free from formaldehyde and methanol and will not disrupt pH levels. KEY FEATURES: Effectively eliminates ectoparasites along with fungal, bacterial, and viral infections Safer to administer compared to formaldehyde, formalin, and methanol Does not negatively impact bio-filter DIRECTIONS: Dosing Remove all invertebrates from the aquarium as well as any chemical filtration. Administer 5mL (1 capful) of ParaGuard for every 40L (10 US gallons). Repeat this dosage daily as needed, provided the fish do not exhibit signs of stress. ParaGuard can also be utilized as a medicated dip. For a 1-hour dip, use 3mL per 4 L (1 US gallon) in a container separate from your main tank. Dips can be prolonged if the fish exhibit no signs of stress. Remember, many diseases can persist in the water as well as on the fish. A dip treatment is ineffective if the fish are returned to infected water immediately after. Quarantine This involves setting up a tank to monitor and treat new fish before introducing them to the main aquarium. ParaGuard is gentle enough to use preventively (even without visible symptoms) if necessary. Quarantine durations can vary, but we typically suggest a treatment period of 2 weeks with ParaGuard to eliminate any potential external infections. Sensitive Fish Certain fish are more susceptible to medications than others. Eels, loaches, rays, sharks, and many others are recognized for their sensitivity to various treatments. If you think your fish might be sensitive to medications, it’s perfectly fine to begin with a reduced dose and gradually increase to the full dosage over several days.Expires on 13 Jan 2031

ParaGuard is the only fish and filter-friendly parasite control solution based on aldehyde (10% by weight) available for treating parasites on fish. Unlike the highly toxic and challenging formalin-based treatments, ParaGuard is free from formaldehyde and methanol and will not affect the pH levels. KEY FEATURES: Effectively eliminates ectoparasites along with fungal, bacterial, and viral infections Safer to administer compared to formaldehyde, formalin, and methanol Does not negatively impact the bio-filter DIRECTIONS: Dosing Before use, please remove all invertebrates from the tank along with any chemical filtration. Administer 5mL (1 capful) of ParaGuard for every 40L (10 US gallons). Repeat this dosage daily as needed, ensuring that the fish do not exhibit any signs of stress. ParaGuard can also be utilized as a medicated dip. For dips lasting 1 hour, mix 3mL per 4 L (1 US gallon) in a separate container from your main tank. Dips can be prolonged if the fish show no signs of stress. Remember, many diseases can survive in the water as well as on the fish. Administering a dip treatment will be ineffective if the fish return to contaminated water. Quarantine This involves setting up a separate tank to observe and treat new fish prior to introducing them into the main tank. ParaGuard is gentle enough to be used preventively (even without visible symptoms) when necessary. Quarantine durations can vary, but we generally advise a 2-week treatment with ParaGuard to eliminate any potential external infections. Sensitive Fish Certain fish species, such as eels, loaches, rays, sharks, and others, are known to be more sensitive to medications. If you think your fish might be sensitive, it's perfectly fine to start with a reduced dose and gradually increase to the full dosage over a few days.Expires on 13 Jan 2031

ParaGuard is the sole aldehyde-based (10% by weight) parasite control solution that is safe for both fish and filters. Unlike formalin-based treatments which can be toxic and challenging to use, ParaGuard is free from formaldehyde and methanol and will not impact the pH levels of your aquarium. KEY FEATURES: Effectively eliminates ectoparasites along with fungal, bacterial, and viral infections Safer to administer than formaldehyde, formalin, and methanol Will not harm your bio-filter DIRECTIONS: Dosing Before treatment, remove all invertebrates from the aquarium and any chemical filtration. Administer 5mL (1 capful) of ParaGuard for every 40L (10 US gallons). Repeat this dosage daily as required, ensuring that the fish exhibit no signs of stress. ParaGuard can also be utilized as a medicated dip. For a 1-hour dip, use 3mL per 4L (1 US gallon) in a separate container away from your main tank. Dips can be prolonged if the fish show no signs of stress. Remember, many diseases can persist in the water as well as on the fish. A dip treatment will be ineffective if the fish are returned to contaminated water. Quarantine This setup allows you to monitor and treat new fish before introducing them to your main aquarium. ParaGuard is gentle enough to be used preventively (even without visible symptoms) if necessary. While quarantine periods can vary, we typically recommend a treatment duration of 2 weeks with ParaGuard to eliminate any potential external infections. Sensitive Fish Certain fish species are more susceptible to medications than others. Eels, loaches, rays, sharks, and several other types are well-known for their sensitivity to various treatments. If you believe your fish might be sensitive, it's perfectly acceptable to begin with a lower dose and gradually increase to the full dose over several days.Expires on 13 Jan 2031

ParaGuard is the sole aldehyde-based (10% by weight) solution that is both fish and filter safe for controlling parasites on fish. Unlike formalin-based treatments that can be highly toxic and challenging to administer, ParaGuard is free from formaldehyde and methanol, ensuring it does not affect the pH levels of your aquarium. KEY FEATURES: Eliminates ectoparasites along with fungal, bacterial, and viral lesions Safer to administer compared to formaldehyde, formalin, and methanol Does not negatively impact bio-filters DIRECTIONS: Dosing Before use, remove all invertebrates from the tank and any chemical filtration. Add 5mL (1 capful) of ParaGuard for every 40L (10 US gallons). Repeat this dosage daily as necessary, provided that the fish do not display any signs of stress. ParaGuard can also be utilized as a medicated dip. For 1-hour dips, mix 3mL per 4L (1 US gallon) in a container separate from your main tank. Dips can be prolonged if the fish show no signs of stress. Remember, many diseases can persist in the water as well as on the fish. Administering a dip treatment will be ineffective if the fish are returned to contaminated water. Quarantine This setup allows you to monitor and treat new fish before introducing them into the main tank. ParaGuard is gentle enough for preventive use (even when there are no visible symptoms) if necessary. Quarantine durations can vary, but we typically suggest a treatment period of 2 weeks with ParaGuard to eliminate any potential external infections. Sensitive Fish Certain fish species are more susceptible to medications than others. Eels, loaches, rays, sharks, and many others are noted for their heightened sensitivity. If you believe your fish may react adversely to medications, it's perfectly acceptable to start with a lower dose and gradually increase to the full dosage over several days.Expires on 13 Jan 2031

Nourish is a complete supplement rich in vitamins, amino acids, and trace elements designed to meet the nutritional needs that often arise from the long-term closed-system housing of freshwater ornamental fish. While it can also be used for marine ornamental fish, it is primarily formulated for freshwater species. KEY FEATURES: Supplement packed with vitamins and amino acids Fortified with iodide specifically for freshwater fish Aids in preventing diseases linked to deficiencies, such as thyroid disorders DIRECTIONS: Shake thoroughly before use. For optimal results, immerse fish food, like Seachem's NutriDiet Flakes, in one capful of Nourish each day.Expires on 13 Jan 2028

GarlicGuard is a completely natural garlic-scented enhancer that improves both the flavor and aroma for freshwater and saltwater fish. Combine GarlicGuard with any food, such as Seachem's NutriDiet Flakes, to entice picky eaters like discus and marine angelfish. GarlicGuard is safe for use in both reef and planted aquariums. KEY FEATURES: Highly concentrated garlic supplement Boosts appetite Includes Vitamin C, a powerful antioxidant DIRECTIONS: Shake well prior to use. Soak the food in GarlicGuard before serving. It is safe to use with medicated foods to attract the attention of selective eaters.Expires on 13 Jan 2028

GarlicGuard is a completely natural garlic-scented enhancer designed to improve both the aroma and taste for freshwater and saltwater fish. Combine GarlicGuard with any food, such as Seachem's NutriDiet Flakes, to entice even the pickiest eaters, like discus and marine angelfish. GarlicGuard is safe to use in both reef and planted aquariums. KEY FEATURES: Highly concentrated garlic supplement Boosts appetite Includes Vitamin C, a powerful antioxidant DIRECTIONS: Shake thoroughly prior to use. Soak the food in GarlicGuard before serving. It is safe to use with medicated foods to help attract the attention of discerning eaters to the medicated options.Expires on 01 Jul 2027

Artemia salt is a unique salt designed specifically for the cultivation of brine shrimp. This salt is fortified with essential trace elements and phytoplankton found in the ocean. Recommended dosage: 32g per liter of water.

Cupramine is highly effective in eliminating oodinium, cryptocaryon, amyloodinium, ichthyophthirius, and other ectoparasites that affect both freshwater and marine fish. It outperforms copper sulfate, chloride, and citrate: it is non-acidic, less harmful to fish, remains dissolved, and does not pollute the filter bed. Additionally, it surpasses chelates: it is fully charged (ionic), remains active at low concentrations, and can be removed with carbon. KEY FEATURES: Copper remedy for external parasites Effective at low concentration (does not precipitate) Bound to amine, making it less toxic to fish Completely removable with carbon or Cuprisorb DIRECTIONS: Before Treatment Eliminate all invertebrates - they are highly sensitive to copper and cannot withstand treatment with copper-based medications. Turn off UV filters, ozone filters, and remove chemical filtration such as MatrixCarbon and Purigen. Avoid using alongside any other medications. Do not utilize products containing reducing agents (conditioners, ammonia binders, etc.) while administering Cupramine. Treatment If your bottle is equipped with a dropper cap, administer 20 drops (1mL) per 40L (10.5 US gallons) on the first day, then wait 48 hours before repeating. For bottles without a dropper, each inner ring represents 1mL. In freshwater, use half the recommended dose. The final copper concentration should be 0.5 mg/L (0.25 mg/L in freshwater). Maintain this concentration for 14 days. Avoid redosing without testing first. If your tank has ever been treated with ionic copper (e.g., copper chloride, sulfate, or citrate), check the copper level following the initial dose. Although most fish can tolerate Cupramine up to 0.8 mg/L, it is not recommended to exceed 0.6 mg/L of copper. Complete the Full Treatment Ich, velvet, and several other parasites spend a significant part of their life cycle as cysts that can resist medication and hide within the substrate of your tank. It's crucial to complete the entire treatment even if parasites are not visible on the fish! After Treatment Cupramine can be eliminated using carbon. Ensure the copper-absorbing media remains in your tank for at least one week after the copper concentration has reached 0 to guarantee that all traces of the medication have been thoroughly removed.Expires on 13 Jan 2031

Cupramine is highly effective in eliminating oodinium, cryptocaryon, amyloodinium, ichthyophthirius, and various ectoparasites affecting both freshwater and marine fish. It outperforms copper sulfate, chloride, and citrate by being non-acidic, less harmful to fish, remaining in solution, and not contaminating the filter bed. Additionally, it surpasses chelates, as it is fully charged (ionic), remains effective at low concentrations, and can be removed using carbon. KEY FEATURES: Copper treatment for external parasites Effective at low concentration (does not precipitate) Bound on amine, making it less toxic to fish Completely removable with carbon or Cuprisorb DIRECTIONS: Before Treatment Remove all invertebrates, as they are very sensitive to copper and cannot withstand treatment with copper-based medications. Turn off UV filters, ozone filters, and remove any chemical filtration such as MatrixCarbon and Purigen. Avoid using this product in combination with any other medication. Do not apply any products containing reducing agents (conditioners, ammonia binders, etc.) while using Cupramine. Treatment If the bottle comes with a dropper cap, administer 20 drops (1mL) per 40L (10.5 US gallons) on the first day, then wait 48 hours before repeating. For bottles without dropper caps, each inner ring corresponds to 1mL. In freshwater, use half the dose. The final copper concentration should be 0.5 mg/L (0.25 mg/L in freshwater). Maintain this concentration for 14 days. Do not re-dose without conducting a test first. If the tank has previously been treated with ionic copper (e.g., copper chloride, sulfate, or citrate), check the copper levels after the initial dose. While most fish can tolerate Cupramine up to 0.8 mg/L, it is not recommended to exceed 0.6 mg/L of copper. Complete the Full Treatment Ich, velvet, and many other parasites exist in a cyst stage that is resistant to medication and hides in the substrate of your tank for a significant part of their life cycle. It’s crucial to complete the entire treatment even if you do not see any parasites on the fish! After Treatment Cupramine can be eliminated using carbon. Keep the copper-absorbing media in your tank for at least one week after the copper concentration has dropped to 0, to ensure that all traces of the medication are fully eliminated.Expires on 19 May 2030

Cupramine is highly effective in eliminating oodinium, cryptocaryon, amyloodinium, ichthyophthirius, and various ectoparasites affecting both freshwater and marine fish. It outperforms copper sulfate, chloride, and citrate as it is non-acidic, poses less toxicity to fish, remains dissolved in water, and does not pollute the filter bed. Additionally, it surpasses chelates by being fully charged (ionic), effective at low concentrations, and easily removable with carbon. KEY FEATURES: - Copper treatment for external parasites - Active at low concentration (does not precipitate) - Bound on amine, making it less harmful to fish - Completely removable with carbon or Cuprisorb DIRECTIONS: Before Treating Remove all invertebrates, as they are highly sensitive to copper and cannot endure treatment with copper-based medications. Turn off UV filters and ozone filters, and take out any chemical filtration such as MatrixCarbon and Purigen. Avoid using alongside any other medications. Do not apply any products containing reducing agents (conditioners, ammonia binders, etc.) while using Cupramine. Treatment If the bottle includes a dropper cap, administer 20 drops (1mL) per 40L (10.5 US gallons) on the first day, wait 48 hours, then repeat. For bottles without dropper caps, each inner ring equals 1mL. In freshwater, use half the dose. The target copper concentration is 0.5 mg/L (0.25 mg/L in freshwater). Maintain this level for 14 days. Do not re-dose without testing. If the tank has previously been treated with an ionic copper (e.g., copper chloride, sulfate, or citrate), check the copper level after the initial dosing. While most fish can tolerate Cupramine at up to 0.8 mg/L, it is recommended not to exceed 0.6 mg/L of copper. Finish the Full Treatment Ich, velvet, and numerous other parasites spend a significant part of their life cycle as cysts that are resistant to medications and can hide in your tank's substrate. It is crucial to complete the entire treatment, even if you do not observe parasites on the fish! After Treating Cupramine can be eliminated using carbon. Keep the copper-absorbing media in your tank for at least a week after the copper level has dropped to 0 to ensure all remnants of the medication have been thoroughly removed.Expires on 19 May 2030

Water conditioner for combating Ichthyophthirius multifiliis and other single-celled skin parasites This water conditioner is effective against Ichthyophthirius multifiliis (the pathogen responsible for white spot disease) and other single-celled skin parasites, including Ichthyobodo necator, Chilodonella, Trichodina, Brooklynella, and Cryptocaryon irritans (the latter primarily in marine environments), as well as fungal infections (mycoses). It's recommended to dim the aquarium lights during treatment. Suitable for both freshwater and marine water use. Note: Cartilaginous fish (Chondrichthyes) and invertebrates are sensitive to this treatment!

Water conditioner to combat Ichthyophthirius multifiliis and various single-celled skin parasites This water conditioner effectively targets Ichthyophthirius multifiliis (the pathogen responsible for white spot disease) and other single-celled skin parasites including Ichthyobodo necator, Chilodonella, Trichodina, Brooklynella, and Cryptocaryon irritans (the latter found in marine environments), as well as providing protection against fungal infections (mycoses). It is recommended to dim the aquarium lighting during the treatment period. Suitable for both fresh and marine water applications. Note: this treatment is not suitable for cartilaginous fish (Chondrichthyes) or invertebrates!

Doc T Dr. Koi Sleeping Highly effective in addressing sleeping disorders in fish. Appropriate for all types of aquarium fish. Demonstrated success against external and internal infections. Dr. Koi Sleeping is particularly potent against Argulus sp. (fish lice), Lernaea sp. (anchor worm), gill flukes, white spot/ich, costia, hole in the head disease, and various other parasitic infections. Please note that Dr. Koi Sleeping should not be used with invertebrates. DOSAGE: Precaution: Administer 5ml for every 50 liters of aquarium water. Make sure to shake well before application. Ensure sufficient aeration in the aquarium.

Waterlife Hole-in-the-head & Bloat (Octozin) treatment is designed to effectively address a variety of aquatic health issues including Marine Whitespot, Sleeping Sickness, Hole-in-the-head, Malawi Bloat, seawater Angel fish disease, Clown fish disease, marine whitespot, Spironucleus, Cryptobia, Bodomonas, Trypanoplasma, and Trypanosoma in...