NTLABS Aquarium – Anti-Fluke & Wormer

Description

When to use?

Fish (especially Discus species) are susceptible to internal worms. An obvious sign is when fish become very thin but still continue to feed.Use when fish become lethargic, fins are clamped, thin looking, gasping and showing signs of rubbing/irritation.How to use?
Increase aeration in the aquarium to maximum.
Shake the bottle thoroughly for at least 30 seconds.
Using the pipette provided, add the required dose.
If the water becomes cloudy, change 50% at a time until the cloudiness goes away.
The treatment can be repeated once a week up to 4 doses.
Warning: This product will kill snails, shrimps and other invertebrates.“Comprehensive and easy to use, I often like to have a couple of bottles of Anti-Internal Bacteria treatment or Disease Solve to hand. Nice to know that I’m not the only one who rates these products!” Nathan Hill, the Associate Editor of Practical Fishkeeping Magazine

NT Labs Anti-Fluke and Wormer for internal worms and flukes

NT Labs’ Anti-Fluke and Wormer treats the internal worms and flukes that affect freshwater fish, with discus being especially prone. The classic sign is a fish that stays thin despite eating well, or that turns lethargic with clamped fins, gasping or rubbing against decor. Catching these symptoms early gives treatment the best chance of working before the fish loses condition.

Follow the method carefully: increase aeration to maximum first, shake the bottle for at least 30 seconds, then dose with the pipette provided. If the water clouds during treatment, do partial 50% changes until it clears. In Singapore’s warm tanks, oxygen levels sit naturally lower, so the extra aeration step is genuinely important, run an air stone throughout the course and keep a close eye on your fish.

See our full conditioners and medication range, and the aquarium deworming guide and flukes treatment guide walk through diagnosis and dosing in detail.