Review on 🦠 Lice and Anchor Worm Treatment by Microbe-Lift by Becky Smith

I had an anchorworm infestation and had never dealt with these bugs. Before I knew it, I literally had over 75 worms on 2 goldfish in my ornamental pond. I should have acted faster but I wasn't sure what they were. The fish became very lethargic and emaciated. After doing some research I decided they must have had anchor worms. I ordered this product and am glad I did. When they arrived the fish were literally sitting on the bottom of the tank, not eating, not moving and looking like death itself. My little fish didn't even move when I put my hand right next to it and nudged it. I had to take the net out to inspect it - because I thought it was - before it started to move a bit. I immediately started treating the pond. It took me a week or two to realize that it actually worked. I know a lot of people say to physically remove the worms. I couldn't bring myself to do it because there were so many of them and I feared that in the state they were in it would surely kill them. In the 3rd week the anchorworms on the fish started to turn black and were definitely dead. I continued the treatment for 6 weeks and after 3-6 weeks the worms started falling off the fish. By week 7 they were almost fully recovered except for one who had worms in one eye and lost sight in that eye. I cannot say enough good things about this product. That worked wonders for me. Note that I also used the EcoLabs BSDT about mid-week between treatments because while I was sure it was anchor worms, I wasn't 100% sure. And the fish was so close to death that I overdid it.