API Melafix Antibacterial Fish Remedy, 8-Ounce

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Heals open wounds & abrasions, treats fin and tail rot, eye cloud, mouth fungus and promotes regrowth of damaged fin rays & tissue. Will not adversely affect the biological filter, alter the pH, or discolor water. Safe for reef aquariums and live plants. For use in fresh or salt water.Dosage: Add 1 teaspoonful for every 10 gallons of aquarium water.Can MelaFix be used with other medications?MelaFix has been tested and found compatible with Aquarium Pharmaceutical's medications. Mixing other brands of medications is not recommended.Is MelaFix harmful to aquatic plants?MelaFix can be used in aquariums and ponds containing live plants.Will MelaFix kill snails?No.Can I use MelaFix in aquariums containing freshwater crabs and shrimp?Yes.Will MelaFix hurt saltwater invertebrates?No. MelaFix is reef-compatible. MelaFix has been shown to promote the healing of damaged coral tissue.I have a protein skimmer. Will MelaFix cause foaming?MelaFix will cause some increased foaming during the treatment. We recommend turning the skimmer down or off during treatment with MelaFix.Do I have to remove the activated carbon from my filter when treating with MelaFix?We suggest removing the carbon while treating with any medication.

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A patented, natural, antibacterial remedy for the treatment of fresh and saltwater aquarium fish diseases. MelaFix contains tea tree extract, long known for its healing properties. Heals open wounds & abrasions; promotes regrowth of damaged fin rays & tissue; treats fin & tail rot. Will not harm the biological filter, alter the pH or discolor water. Safe for reef aquariums & live plants. For use in fresh or salt water. Contains: Melaleuca 1%. 8oz

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Discussions on Reddit mentioning this product:

Subreddit	Title	Date
/r/Goldfish	A horrifying... something... is slowly killing my eight-year-old fish one by one. Please help me before they all die.	Sep 30, 2015
/r/bettafish	Fin Rot healing question	Apr 28, 2014
/r/bettafish	Help...	Apr 28, 2014

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