Description

AQUANATURE MYRTLE TREAT Fish illnesses with the all-natural antibacterial remedies. Open wounds and abrasions, tail rot, eye fog, and mouth fungus are common examples of bacterial diseases. The MYRTLE TREAT fish treatment also encourages tissue and fin regeneration. The product can be used in the event that an illness is suspected but not yet confirmed, as well as when introducing fish to an aquarium, especially to ease the transition from store to home. It may be challenging to identify certain illnesses in fish that are purchased from pet stores in their early stages.

AQUANATURE MYRTLE TREAT fish remedy has been designed to be used in conjunction with LAUREL TREAT fish medicine to increase efficacy against fish infections. It won’t harm the biological filter, change pH, or discolor water

USAGE
when adding fresh fish to an aquarium. Treatment for fish fin and tail rot, eye cloud, pop eye, mouth fungus, body slime, open wounds, and open red sores.

DIRECTIONS
Shake well before use. Push 4 times Equal to (5 ml) per 10 US gallons (38 L) of aquarium.
• Remove activated carbon.
• Stop uv sterilizer.
• Treatment continues for a week 5 ml for 38 L daily.
• changing water of 25 % after a week continues medication if necessary.

. Biological filters may remain in operation.
. We recommend to filter the water with AQUANATURE PREMIUM ACTIVATED CARBON after the treatment is finished.

RECOMMENDATION
A lot of medications are either based on copper or contain additional potent substances. Few medications alter the color of the water in aquariums, but MYRTLE is an extract made naturally from the leaves. avoid discoloring the water; safe for fragile and scale less fish. appropriate for an aquarium with plants. it strengthens the fishes’ immune systems; AQUANATURE VITAMIN C or AQUANATURE VITAMIN + can be used with or after medication.

STORAGE
Store in a cool,dry place.
CAUTION
Keep out of reach of children. Not for human consumption. If ingested drink water, seek medical attention immediately. If in eyes, flush with water, if irritation continues, seek medical attention.