NT LABS Aquarium Bactonical 100 ml (clears bacteria)

Suitable for coldwater & tropical aquariums, Botanical support for recovery from bacterial infections.
When to use?
Aquarium Bactonical is a unique blend of botanical extracts formulated to support the fish with their recovery from bacterial infections such as fin rot, mouth rot and ulcers.
Aquarium Bactonical can be used in conjunction with other medications and can be safely used in the presence of invertebrates.
Do:

Check water quality using Aquarium Lab test kits before use.
Calculate the volume of your aquarium in litres (length x width x depth (in cm)/1000). Alternatively use the dosage calculator below and we will calculate it for you!
Remove adsorbent filtration media (activated carbon, phosphate remover) from filters for the treatment period.
Shake the bottle thoroughly before use.
Use provided pipette to measure required dose and slowly add dose to aquarium.

NT Labs Bactonical 100ml for bacterial recovery in SG aquariums

Bactonical is a botanical blend many local keepers reach for when fish are recovering from fin rot, mouth rot or minor ulcers, and we like that it can be run alongside other medications without harming shrimp or snails. In Singapore’s warm tanks bacterial flare-ups often follow a stress trigger such as a transport home from the shop, a water-quality dip, or crowding, so supporting recovery early tends to give the best outcome.

Before dosing, always confirm your water quality is sound, because elevated ammonia or nitrite will keep undermining any treatment. We suggest isolating affected fish in a separate tank where possible so you can dose accurately to a known volume and watch progress closely. Keep aeration up, maintain stable temperature, and resist the urge to mix too many products at once, which only muddies your read on what is helping.

It complements rather than replaces good husbandry, so review our notes on bacterial gill disease and treating fin rot first. Find more remedies in our conditioners & medication shelf, and set up a hospital tank if symptoms persist.