Copper Power Endich Treatment Freshwater Review

I was in a hurry to order and didn't read the bottle because it says green on the bottle and there was a blue liquid in the picture. So for me a waste of money as I can't use it with sea fish.

I've been using it for a year now. My fish are healthy and none of them have died from disease. It was initially used as a replacement for a copper safe, which the company no longer makes. Water to half a cup of copper, stir in a bucket and wait 5-10 minutes before adding water conditioner, then stir again. Then finally pour into the tank. Follow the directions on the bottle. They work great.

Works great in an isolated tank but ineffective in an open pond. UV light from partial sunlight and Florida's warm climate quickly evaporate this substance to stay in the water long enough to solve the problems you're dosing water for. I couldn't keep the copper level above 0.5 ppm in a 200 gallon pond after dumping two bottles in it. It worked great when I put this stuff in a 5 gallon hospital tank that I use to treat fish. I would like to use this material, but it is too expensive to continue

One of my African cichlid tanks has been running for months and everything I've tried hasn't cured it, just kept it alive. I finally decided to try copper, which I wanted to avoid based on testing, dosing, etc. I've tried Copperaid before with no success. This product saves lives. Within 10 minutes of taking it, some substances started falling off my fish. Things I could never see. The Fremen lost their color, and the next day they completely changed color and swallowed the storm. I will never…