NTLABS Marine – Anti-Fluke & Wormer 20ml

When to use?

Scratching behaviour without signs of white spot may indicate marine skin flukes. Symptoms may also include lethargy and reddened fins. Fish losing weight, giving a “pinched in” appearance, while still having a good appetite is an indicator of internal worms. Clear faeces from a fish’s vent may also be present.Anti-Fluke & Wormer contains the active ingredient flubendazole, which is exceptionally effective against internal worms and flukes whilst also being very mild on the fish. Marine Anti-Fluke & Wormer is an easy-to-use suspension for fish-only systems or hospital aquariums.How to use?
Check water quality using Marine Lab Test Kits before use.
Remove adsorbent filtration media (activated carbon, phosphate remover) from filters for the treatment period.
Turn off UV filtration and/or ozone generators if present.
Turn off protein skimmer for a minimum of two hours after application. Maintain good aeration throughout.
Shake bottle thoroughly before use.
Use provided pipette to measure required dose and slowly add dose to aquarium.
Warning:

Contains flubendazole. Do not use where invertebrates (corals, shrimp, snails etc) are present.View our medicinal treatment rulesSpecificationsCompositionActive Ingredients: Flubendazole:1000 mg/100 ml

NT Labs Marine Anti-Fluke and Wormer in SG

Skin flukes and internal worms are common in marine fish-only systems, and Singapore’s busy import trade means new arrivals often carry them before they ever reach your display. We stock this flubendazole-based suspension because it tackles both flukes and internal worms gently, making it well suited to a hospital tank or a dedicated quarantine setup where you can observe fish closely without risking your main reef.

Watch for the telltale signs this addresses: scratching without obvious white spot, reddened fins and lethargy point toward flukes, while a fish that keeps eating yet develops a pinched, hollow look usually signals internal worms. Treating in a fish-only or quarantine system rather than a reef lets you dose confidently, and a proper quarantine window for every new marine fish remains the single best safeguard in our experience.

Read our four-week marine quarantine guide and our gill and body flukes treatment guide before starting, and see related options in our conditioners and medication range.