Kanaplex, 5 g(0.18 oz)

I ordered a wild type alien betta online. He showed up in a bag with asian markings and I don’t think the American seller ever removed the little guy from his original packaging, obviously from Thailand.He was lethargic and laying at the bottom of the tank. I nursed him a little and got him to eat occasionally. Once I knew he wouldn’t die, I ordered this.After about fifteen minutes of adding Kanaplex he became a little active. The next day I saw him swim around quite a bit more. And now, four days later he spends half his time swimming, half laying on the bottom.He seems to have made a full recovery. Any bacteria issues or fungal issues he had from laying in dirty water for who knows how long as cleared up and he is getting pretty active.Last thing to note, you get a really healthy amount of the powdered medicine in this bottle. There is around 40 scoops or more. You could easily treat a larger aquarium off this bottle.It’s an effective treatment.

The media could not be loaded. I recently encountered a troubling situation with my honey gourami, who became noticeably skinny and pale, even losing his characteristic black belly, which typically signifies his breeding dress. He showed signs of weakness, often resting at the bottom of the tank, and one of his eyes appeared slightly larger than the other, leading me to suspect he might have Popeye. I also considered the possibility of 'wasting disease' or some form of internal infection due to his rapid weight loss.I initially attempted various natural treatments, including aquarium salt, Pemafix, and Melafix, while maintaining optimal water parameters, but sadly, none provided any relief. Ultimately, I decided to try Kanaplex, mixing it in a 50:50 ratio with Focus by Seachem to help bind the medication to the food. Although I had Garlic Guard available for added flavor, my fish eagerly consumed the medicated food without it.To administer the treatment, I mixed the powdered medication with a small amount of tank water and fish food, opting for a reduced dosage (about half a scoop) to ensure the safety of my shrimp, as it wasn’t marketed as invertebrate safe. I'm happy to report that all the inhabitants of my tank—including clown plecos, hillstream loaches, Pygmy corys, ghost shrimp, and snails (both ramshorn and Nerite)—are thriving with no noticeable adverse effects.I administered a half dose every other day for a week, and within that time, my fish's orange color began to return, and he started to fill out. His energy has noticeably increased, although he still rests at the bottom from time to time. It's worth noting that he is at least 4 years old, so he might be naturally slowing down in his old age. After about two weeks, his black belly made a comeback. One of his eyes still appears slightly different from the other, which may indicate an injury rather than Popeye.Overall, I’m very pleased with the improvement in my fish's health!

I am not exaggerating. We have lost 3 beautiful large koi to dropsy. I grasped at straws this time trying to find something, and it worked! I was able to get this right when we noticed the fish starting to pinecone. I put the koi food into a bowl with a scoop of this, stirred it up and fed them... I gave a second dose the first day, then waited 48 hours and dosed again same for 10 days. The fish is looking great!We were also using melafix, and alternating cycling the pond water. This alone hasn't worked before.I will post a pic of the koi tomorrow if I can remember.

I got a new male guppyWithin 1 week him and 3 out of my 4 females started showing signs of white/cottony growths on mouths and fins shredding. I tried Pimafix and Ich X but still lost 4 of my 5 fish. I got the Kanaplex and in 1 dose the remaining female is healthy and active again! Eating and not staying at top and the cottony growth on her lip is gone. It didn’t affect the water quality or color.

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