🐟 Tetra Lifeguard All-in-One Treatment: Ultimate Defense, 64-Tablets Review

I think this product just saved the life of a lifeguard given to us by a kid next door. He had terrible fin rot, Popeye, and looked like he was going to get dropsy. I put him in a new aquarium and started treating him with it. two days and he looks like he's on the mend. Today he looks much better and much more active. It's a small miracle because I was surprised he was still alive when we found him. I really thought he was driving China.

I used this drug (as advertised) in a 65 gallon tank that contained 10 barbs, five kori, two clown char (one large and one small), and two yoyo char. About half the fish were itchy for about two weeks before I noticed the infamous spots. My aquarium was raised and kept at 33 degrees, not on the advice of a drug, but on advice to speed up the disease's life cycle - to maximize the chance of compromised exposure. Note: IR is not susceptible to medication at all stages of its life cycle. A rise in

I don't know what exactly went wrong with my 29 gallon tank recently. Although my favorite fish resisted, it died within 12 hours of using this product. Make sure you test your aquarium water to keep it healthy as medication can change the chemistry of the water and if it's not in good condition to begin with you can be asking for more trouble. If you go to the Tetras website and browse through customer reviews and questions, I find information there that I otherwise overlooked. This product is

Well, about a month ago I launched a new kid's entertainment pool and everything seems fine. But then I got fish from a dominant supermarket chain that doesn't take good care of the fish there and that's how it started! One by one, day after day, the fish began to fall for no apparent reason. I know things like ick and the tail disease that devours their fins, but neither of them seemed to be the culprit. So my 4 year old has now learned about death and will probably ask if he will wash away…