Aquarium Medications Part 1; Food Delivery of Medications
Feb 11, 2020 17:32:18 GMT -5
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Post by Carl on Feb 11, 2020 17:32:18 GMT -5
I've updated the Aquarium Medications Part 1, in particular the section dealing with Food Delivery of Medications
www.americanaquariumproducts.com/Aquarium_Medication.html
Here is an excerpt:
For a real "ace in the hole" treatment that covers most all internal parasitic infections along with many internal bacterial infections (especially if secondary opportunistic infections), NOTHING BEATS "AAP Discomed".
AAP Discomed contains Levamisol, NaCl, Piperazine, Magnesium Sulfate and Neomycin Sulfate Activity (all pharmaceutical grade).
The only negative to medicated food is that often the problem that we are needing to treat has also taken away the appetite of the fish.
The use of products such as AAP/SeaChem Garlic Guard is an excellent appetite stimulant, however my experience in my decades of using medicated foods with my many clients is that if a fish will not eat, nothing generally helps, even Garlic Guard.
If the fish is still eating, in very rare cases, adding the proper amounts of meds such as AAP DiscoMed is enough to stop the fish from eating and here Garlic Guard might be tried, but even here, if done correctly, my experience has shown that in 95% of cases a fish still eating will accept the medicated food slurry, if even with less interest.
Recommended Resources to support this free information provided here:
*AAP Discomed
*AAP Piperazine/Pipzine
*Metronidazole/Metroplex from AAP
*Neoplex/Neomycin from AAP
*General Cure from AAP (contains Metronidazole & Praziquantel)
www.americanaquariumproducts.com/Aquarium_Medication.html
Here is an excerpt:
For a real "ace in the hole" treatment that covers most all internal parasitic infections along with many internal bacterial infections (especially if secondary opportunistic infections), NOTHING BEATS "AAP Discomed".
AAP Discomed contains Levamisol, NaCl, Piperazine, Magnesium Sulfate and Neomycin Sulfate Activity (all pharmaceutical grade).
The only negative to medicated food is that often the problem that we are needing to treat has also taken away the appetite of the fish.
The use of products such as AAP/SeaChem Garlic Guard is an excellent appetite stimulant, however my experience in my decades of using medicated foods with my many clients is that if a fish will not eat, nothing generally helps, even Garlic Guard.
If the fish is still eating, in very rare cases, adding the proper amounts of meds such as AAP DiscoMed is enough to stop the fish from eating and here Garlic Guard might be tried, but even here, if done correctly, my experience has shown that in 95% of cases a fish still eating will accept the medicated food slurry, if even with less interest.
Recommended Resources to support this free information provided here:
*AAP Discomed
*AAP Piperazine/Pipzine
*Metronidazole/Metroplex from AAP
*Neoplex/Neomycin from AAP
*General Cure from AAP (contains Metronidazole & Praziquantel)
