Aquasonic

Aquasonic Para-Gone tablets aid in the control of most external parasites in goldfish, tropicals and marine aquarium fish.

Fish rubbing and scratching on objects is indicative of parasitic infestations. Para-Gone tablets aid in the control of most external fish parasites including: Fish lice (Argulus spp), Skin & Gill Flakes (Ergasilus spp), and Anchor Worms (Lernaea spp) in fresh and saltwater aquariums. Does not aid in the treatment of bacterial and viral infections.

Do not treat marine invertebrates (shellfish & anemones). Remove from aquaria and wait 5 days after last treatment before returning to aquaria.

***Para-Gone treatment may adversely affect species of Plecostomus and Bristle Nose type catfish, as well as Metynnis (Silver Dollar type fish).

Aquasonic Tropical Water Conditioning Salts have been formulated to re-create natural conditions in your aquarium. It contains the correct balance of salts, natural minerals and trace elements, plus bacterial and fungal inhibitors, to promote health and wellbeing.

Use Tropical Water Conditioning Salts with new aquarium water, when starting up or doing a water change. It will raise General Hardness by approx. 80ppm and Salinity (NaCl) by 130ppm. Further addition of salt (NaCl) is not recommended.

Aquasonic Tropical Conditioning Salts are made in Australia.

• Add 5g (1 level teaspoon) per 15L of water.
• Re-seal container when not in use.
• Do not redose without a water change.

To calculate approximate aquarium capacity: Multiply the length x width x water level height (in cm) and divide by 1,000 for litres.

Aquasonic Algicide is a safe broad spectrum algae treatment that controls many types of annoying algae, while remaining gentle to aquarium plants. Algicide will not affect aquarium plants or fish, provided it is used in the correct dosage.

• Do not use in aquariums containing fish intended for human consumption.
• Shake bottle vigorously before each application.
• Use at the rate of 1ml (20 drops) per 20 litres of aquarium water. Do not overdose as plant damage may result. Maintain aeration and filtration during treatment. Results should be evident after 7 days.
• Treatment may be repeated after 14 days if necessary. If algae persists, consider decreasing the amount of light the aquarium receives and increasing the frequency of partial water changes.

To calculate your tank volume: Multiply length x width x water level height (all in cms) and divide by 1000 for litres.

High standards of aquarium management must be maintained to prevent disease, as fish diseases are often management related. Consult your veterinarian or aquarium dealer for accurate diagnosis and advice.

White spot (Ichthyophthirius Multifillis) is a common fish parasite that can be introduced via new fish or through the water supply. These parasites appear as distinct, small, white sports (pin head size) soon covering the fishes body and fins. Unless prompt action is taken, fatalities will occur.

Do not use on fish intended for human consumption.

Storage:

Store below 30C (Room Temperature). Replace lid tightly after use.

Fungal diseases are common in freshwater fishes and are recognised by white or grey threads on the skin or fins which may thicken until they resemble tufts of cotton wool (pin head size) on the fished body and fins. Unless prompt action is taken fatalities will occur.

Do not use on fish intended for human consumption.

Storage:

Store below 30C (Room Temperature). Replace lid tightly after use.