Tropical Treatments

When to use?White spot is a protozoan parasite; the adults live on the fish and appear as tiny white spots. The adult has a complex life cycle whic...

When to use?Fish (especially Discus species) are susceptible to internal worms. An obvious sign is when fish become very thin but still continue to...

Aquafinn MinnFinn Mini by AquaSolver is a broad spectrum treatment for Coldwater, tropical & marine diseases and health problems. MinnFinn Mini...

When to use?Certain species of bacteria such as Pseudomonas, Aeromonas and Vibrio bacteria can infect fish internally, causing an array of symptoms...

When to use?Green water/algae caused by over feeding and fish waste is unsightly in an aquarium, and can be dangerous as it may alter the pH and ox...

When to use?All plants need carbon to grow. Aquatic plants obtain their carbon through CO2 dissolved in water. With Liquid CO2 Boost, plants will g...

When to use?Tap Water Safe removes chlorine and other halogens, chloramine and heavy metals found in tap water, which are toxic to fish. Tap Water ...

When to use?Fish use their swimbladder for buoyancy and stability. When it becomes infected with Aeromonas or Pseudomonas bacteria, it can cause st...

When to use?Live plants require light and nutrients to grow. Whilst your aquarium light will provide one element, plants will rapidly consume nutri...

When to use?Disease causing pathogens will be present in most aquariums although at low enough levels for fish not to show any symptoms. Disease So...

When to use?Plastic plants and ornaments can become coated in algae and organic deposits which spoils their appearance. Use when plastic plants and...

PROTOZIN protozoacide PROTOZIN is used for the control of all protozoan and fungal infections e.g Whitespot Fungus Neon Tetra Disease Velvet Costia...

PROTOZIN protozoacide PROTOZIN is used for the control of all protozoan and fungal infections e.g Whitespot Fungus Neon Tetra Disease Velvet Costia...

When to use?Certain species of parasites such as Trichodina, Costia, Oodinium and flukes can cause fish to produce a whitish mucus layer, known as ...