Aquascape Fish Medications

Used For the Treatment of External and Internal Parasites, Flukes, Flatworms and Tapeworms

Praziquantel is known to be one of the safest most effective pond fish medications available for treating a vast array of external and internal parasites. It will not stress pond fish, damage filtration systems, or negatively affect the balance of your pond. One of the biggest advantages in large ponds is that water changes are not necessary and it only takes one treatment.

How much: 5 ml treats 25 gallons. 1 bottle treats 1,250 gallons.

How often: One dose per treatment, repeat after 7 days if necessary.

How to: Shake before use. Dilute liquid treatment in 1 gallon of pond water. Distribute evenly around the pond or add to an area with good circulation. Discontinue the use of UV clarifiers or chemical filtration, including use of carbon or zeolite. Ensure proper oxygenation during treatment.

Used For the Treatment of External Protozoan Parasites Including, Freshwater / Saltwater Ich, Costia and Trichodenella

Common symptoms include fish quickly rubbing or flashing against surfaces within the pond. White spots that look like grains of salt or larger stuck to the surface of the fish. Common issues that should be avoided include water temperature fluctuation, poor water quality and/or fish stress. It is important to treat immediately after noticing the first signs of a parasite problem on your pond fish. 

How much: 5 ml treats 25 gallons.1 bottle treats 1,250 gallons.

How often: One dose, every other day. If symptoms persist after 3 doses, perform a 25% water change and repeat treatment. 

How to: Shake before use. Dilute liquid treatment in 1 gallon of pond water. Distribute evenly around the pond or add to an area with good circulation. Discontinue the use of UV clarifiers or chemical filtration, including use of carbon or zeolite. Ensure proper oxygenation during treatment. 

Used For the Treatment of Bacterial Infections, Fin Rot, Open Sores and Ulcers

Bacterial infections and ulcerations are primarily a secondary infection resulting from external damage caused by parasites, physical damage caused by improper netting or rough handling. Most disease problems or issues may possibly be linked back to poor water quality or introduction of sick or stressed fish. Before adding any medication to your pond or holding system, make sure and verify all water parameters and rectify any issues before treatment.

How much: 1 scoop treats 125 gallons. 1 container treats 4,875 gallons.

How often: One dose every other day. If symptoms persist after three doses, perform a 25% water change and repeat treatment.

How to: Dilute dry treatment in 1 gallon of pond water. Distribute evenly around the pond or add to an area with good circulation. Discontinue the use of UV clarifiers or chemical filtration, including use of carbon or zeolite. Ensure proper oxygenation during treatment.

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Used For the Treatment of Fungus External Protozoan Parasites Including, Freshwater/Saltwater Ich, Costia and Trichodenella

Common symptoms include fish quickly rubbing or flashing against surfaces within the pond. White spots that look like grains of salt or larger stuck to the surface of the fish. Common issues that should be avoided include water temperature fluctuation, poor water quality and/or fish stress. It is important to treat immediately after noticing the first signs of a parasite problem on your pond fish. 

How much: 5 ml treats 25 gallons.1 bottle treats 1,250 gallons.

How often: One dose every other day. If symptoms persist after three doses, perform a 25% water change and repeat treatment.

How to: Dilute liquid treatment in 1 gallon of pond water. Distribute evenly around the pond or add to an area with good circulation. Discontinue the use of UV clarifiers or chemical filtration, including use of carbon or zeolite. Ensure proper oxygenation during treatment.