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Sera med Professional Protazol 25ml treatment against ichthyopathogenic organisms
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Treatment Against Ichthyopathogenic Unicellular Organisms, Sera med Professional Protazol 25ml

€18.23

≈ 95.71 RON · converted at the official BNR rate; checkout in RON

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Sera med Professional Protazol is an effective treatment against unicellular parasites, including Ichthyophthirius (Ich or white spot disease), as well as other ichthyopathogenic unicellular organisms. The product is ideal for treating fish in freshwater and marine aquariums. Features and Benefits: - Effectively combats unicellular parasites, including Ichthyophthirius, Chilodonella, Trichodina, and Cryptocaryon. - Can be used in freshwater and marine aquariums. - Does not affect plants or the biofilter in the aquarium when used as directed. Dosage Instructions: - Shake well before use. - Recommended dose: 1 ml of Protazol for every 20 liters of aquarium water.

- Add the product directly to the aquarium, mixing the water thoroughly for even distribution. - Treatment is usually effective after a single application but can be repeated after 5-7 days if necessary. Warnings: - Do not use in conjunction with other aquarium medications or products containing copper. - Not to be used on fish intended for human consumption. - Store at room temperature, away from light and out of reach of children. Sera med Professional Protazol is the ideal solution for treating infestations with unicellular parasites, ensuring a healthy and safe aquatic environment for your fish.

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Practical tips for use in the discus aquarium

For minor issues (mild external parasites, stress) — yes, if the treatment is compatible with the fish and the filter bacteria. For serious diseases (hexamita, flexibacter), treat in a quarantine tank. Always read the label and remove activated carbon from the filter, or it will absorb the treatment.