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expensive? where are you getting your fish from? thats the landed price. all you pay.....

The Tetra publication is part of the Tetra library, (small booklets) and the anglefish publication is the one that talks about metronidazole and dimetridazole. The recommended level cited for metro...

The citation came from the Tetra aquatic library published in Germany, it is in booklet form, which is in hard copy here. Whats below is from a mate.

Tetra (the fish experts) have published an article and state using metro at more than 10mg per litre is both unecessary and can cause side effects like cancer to fish.......

If you're in a country...

Tetra (the fish experts) have published an article and state using metro at more than 10mg per litre is both unecessary and can cause side effects like cancer to fish.......

If you're in a country...

Please pm me or email me at sales@flubenol.co.uk if you would like more info.

Deliveries can be worldwide, although for orders outside of the UK, a 10 box minimum order is needed, so get together...

I have a 55L nano tank, how small do you want to go? guy I know also has a 20L one!!

Prazipro is illegal in the Uk, try flubenol 15, its legal and works and available from several online stores and a few LFS around the country

Wrong Paul ;)

Depends where you buy it, some people export it to private individuals in Australia ;)

Octazin isnt that great, I assume you are in the uk?
The best treatment available to worm discus is flubenol 15, its far more effective than octazin and doesnt knock the filter as octazin can. ...

Looks good eric, what corys do you have in there?

Octazin will be ok, not sure about the other two though....

Heres a few comments I have taken off ONE forum where people have used flubenol 15...

I have the word of the manufacturer who is a lot more qualified in aquatic biology than most people I have met, including Dr Burgess.... if Peter Burgess told you would you beleive him? or is it...

It will work...... :)

It kills snails the same way it kills parasites, it starves them to death.
The time to kill them depends on the type of snail apparently, for best results you will need to treat weekly for 4-5 weeks...

Its 100% effective, if you havent found any worms, its either because you missed them or there were none in the first place

Thats because there are no negative side effects :D

Unless you are a snail called Brian that is :o

What medicine is it?

I wouldn't stick it in the freezer, thats a cruel way to kill a fish, vodka and clove oil if better, or ethanol would be best.
You know what its like to be in freezing conditions? not nice, so why...

Do you usually have no nitrates in your water? its very common in the uk, my tap water is 30ppm, I cut it with 50% ro water so its at 15ppm so theres no need to add nitrates for the plants which I do...

Its totally safe and cant harm your fish at all, snails on the other hand will be killed.
Yep, its a completely different thing to fenbendazole

I would go with a tetratec or an eheim, fluvals are crap imo, when they get blocked, the water goes through the filter and bypasses the media

I would go with a tetratech or an eheim, fluvals are crap imo, when they get blocked, the water goes through the filter and bypasses the media

How are you going to get the salt out of the tank after dosing though??
Personally, I would use an off the shelf counter, once you know its whitespot....