🦠 Lice and Anchor Worm Treatment by Microbe-Lift Review

This product works well but you have to be patient. It does not kill the worms themselves. It only kills the larvae and eggs, so process it a few times. The instructions say 4 weeks but you should use it for 4-6 weeks to get rid of the worms completely.

I didn't want to buy this product because my first aquarium had an anchorworm infestation and all the treatments were too cheap and ended up killing my fish and I have no regrets I have this product Bought earlier because by following all the instructions I was able to save my second koi and goldfish tank without losing any of them. The instructions are quite clear and require precise execution. It kills all worms and larvae eggs after the treatment is complete. You will need this product in…

First I bought it for an aquarium not a pond so I made a little spreadsheet of how much product to use. It only took a few drops to treat both of my reservoirs and I was careful not to overdose. I've lost beautiful goldfish infected with anchorworms in the past, so I was very upset at the thought of my beautiful Calico Oranda being infected by infected baby panda telescopes! If you have very good water parameters, your tank isn't overcrowded, your fish are eating, and you're not taking other…

I couldn't find a smaller bottle for a 30 gallon tank but honestly it still worked a lot better. (Same product, only stronger). Although I've been following this regimen for my Bihir for a few months, he's definitely a lot happier and freer now, just to be sure. I bought anchor worms from a local pet store and tried to get them from him with a small bottle for a month and the eggs and such were still there. This version of the pond really helped him, I would recommend it to everyone. If I had…

Let me tell you right now. Bring the fish from the aquarium to the small hospital aquarium. Empty the tank completely. Edit the tank. Continue treating fish in the hospital aquarium and aquarium for 2 weeks or more! I used a 5 gallon storage tank. My tank is 125 liters. Basically 0.10ml per gallon if you are counting medication in smaller tanks. My 5 gallons was about the same. 0.6 ml. A very small amount. I've always used the other regular fungal baterium meds I got from petsmart. I used BOTH.

Being relatively new to the aquarium I did not quarantine some of the plants I bought online. This resulted in 2 tanks of anchor worms. My poor fish! One of them was a hatchery and I was startled to see a worm attached to its small body. Within 2 hours of the first dose the worm was no longer sticking to my fish. I've seen the same thing in my large aquarium with adult fish. The directions say to use it once a week for 3 weeks - I think this is to kill any young worms that have developed from…

My LO won a goldfish at our state fair. When we pulled the goldfish out, it had a beautiful seaweed-like thing sticking out of its side. As the first goldfish owners, we didn't think about it. A week later, where something was sticking out, a large bump formed, from which a white substance began to ooze. Our goldfish also started swimming erratically. After some research on the internet I found out that our goldfish had an anchor worm. We did three microbial lift treatments, changing 25% of the

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…

This and all sanitizing products are great and designed to help you get rid of parasites or lice-causing lice in your pond. However, days after starting this treatment if they have anchorworms it will take longer (about 1-2 weeks to see a difference) but whether it is lice or anchorworms you must complete the treatment within 3 days Apply weeks as follows: 1. Start with a water change: Change as much water as possible in your pond, I would do a 50% water change before treatment or if you can do