NTLABS Marine – Paratonical 100mg

Description

When to use?

Following use of Marine Anti-Bacterial, Marine Anti-Parasite or Marine Anti-Fluke & Wormer to support fish recovering from white spot (Cryptocaryon), marine velvet (Oodinium) or skin fluke infections (Gyrodactylus). Paratonical is also ideal for minor wounds and torn fins.Paratonical is a unique blend of botanical extracts formulated to support the fish with their recovery. Marine Paratonical can be used in conjunction with other medications and can be safely used in the presence of invertebrates.
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 each application. Maintain good aeration throughout.
Shake bottle thoroughly before use.
Use provided pipette to measure required dose and slowly add dose to aquarium.
Warning:

Monitor skimmer when turning back on – over-skimming may occur.View our medicinal treatment rules

NT Labs Marine Paratonical for Fish Recovery and Minor Wounds

After a course of copper or anti-parasite treatment, a marine fish is often weakened, with torn fins or healing wounds left behind by white spot, velvet or fluke. NT Labs Marine Paratonical is a blend of botanical extracts designed to support that recovery phase, helping fish bounce back and aiding minor wounds and frayed fins. It is a tonic to pair with treatment, not a standalone cure for active infection.

Recovery matters most in a quarantine tank, where Singapore reefers ideally settle new fish for several weeks before they ever reach the display. In our warm water fish burn energy fast, so a stressed, recovering fish needs calm, stable conditions and steady feeding. Use Paratonical alongside good water quality rather than as a substitute for it, and keep the fish eating well.

Build recovery into a proper quarantine routine using our four-week marine quarantine guide and our brooklynella treatment guide. See more conditioners and medication.