Aquarium – Anti-Parasite

Description

When to use?

Certain species of parasites such as Trichodina, Costia, Oodinium and flukes can cause fish to produce a whitish mucus layer, known as velvet or slime disease.
Use when fish appear to be covered in a whiteish film, have damaged fins, show signs of irritation or are gasping at the surface. Available size : 100ml & 250ml
How to use?

Calculate the volume of your aquarium in litres (length x width x depth (in cm)/1000). Alternatively, use our Dosage Calculator to help you. Shake the bottle thoroughly before use.
Mix required dose of treatment with 1 litre of aquarium water.
Add slowly to aquarium.

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NT Labs Anti-Parasite for velvet, slime disease and external parasites

This Anti-Parasite treatment targets external parasites such as Trichodina, Costia, Oodinium and flukes, the culprits behind the whitish mucus layer often called velvet or slime disease. Reach for it when fish look coated in a faint film, show damaged fins, scratch against decor or gasp at the surface. It’s available in 100ml and 250ml, so you can match the bottle to your tank volume.

Dosing starts with knowing your water volume: length x width x depth in cm divided by 1000 gives litres, or use our online dosage calculator. Shake well before measuring. Because external parasites often flare when fish are already stressed, we’d pair treatment with stable temperature and good aeration, both of which matter more in Singapore’s warm, lower-oxygen tanks where outbreaks can move quickly.

Browse the rest of our conditioners and medication range, and our parasite identification guide and fish quarantine protocol help you treat and prevent reinfection.