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Seachem - Glass Bubble Counter

Seachem - Malawi/Victoria Buffer

Dosing in Water Remove all invertebrates - these are extremely sensitive to medication. Turn off UV filters, ozone filters, and remove chemical filtration like MatrixCarbon™ and Purigen®. Use 1-2 measures (included) per every 40 L (10 US gallons). Repeat this dose every 48 hours for up to 3 weeks or until symptoms disappear.
Dosing in Food Feed the medicated food mix (recipe below) every day until the infection clears or up to 3 weeks. This medicated food can be refrigerated or frozen between feedings.
 
 
1 scoop MetroPlex
 
1 scoop Focus™
 
1 tbsp food (preferably pellets or frozen food)
 
 
A few drops of water if using a dry food
 
 
To enhance palatability use with GarlicGuard™ or Entice™.
After Treating When the treatment period is over, MetroPlex™ can easily be removed using activated filter carbon like MatrixCarbon™. It does not linger in the substrate or filter media of the tank..

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Hexamita spp / Spironucleus vortens Symptoms include a loss of color, erosion or lesions on the face, head, and body, and stringy white feces. This condition is often caused by an internal parasite, but factors like poor diet, poor water quality, and lack of trace elements will all contribute to this issue.
Suggested Treatment Period: 14 days
Special Considerations In freshwater this condition is called Hole in the Head. Research your fish’s preferred diet and water chemistry to ensure they are being properly duplicated in the aquarium. Consider using a nutrient soak for the food to provide essential vitamins and nutrients to the fish.

In saltwater this condition is called Marine Head and Lateral Line Erosion. It can be caused by an internal parasite, but more often these symptoms are connected to nutrient deficiencies or poor water quality. 
 
Duplication of the natural environment, proper filtration, and a nutrient-rich diet are all essential to curing this condition in saltwater.

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Ichthyophthirius (freshwater) / Cryptocaryon (saltwater) Looks like salt sprinkled on the fish’s body and fins. Usually accompanied by twitching, flashing, and other signs of stress and irritation. Several parasites are grouped under this name, but the symptoms are almost identical. Ich is among the most common infections of fish, and is entirely treatable with diligence and attention to water quality.
Suggested Treatment Period: 14-28 days
Special Considerations It is very important with this parasite to continue dosing for the full treatment period. A break in the medication allows the parasite to multiply and reinfect the fish.
 
Due to the nature of this parasite, it is normal for the visible signs of infection to get worse before they get better. The medication is still working, but it takes some time for the salt-like cysts on the fish to clear out. Keep up the treatment and the visible spots should clear soon!

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Seachem - NeoPlex 10g

Seachem - Neutral Regulator

Seachem - Nutridiet Betta

Seachem - Onyx Sand

Seachem - Paraguard

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Dosing Remove all invertebrates from the tank as well as any chemical filtration. Use 5 mL (1 capful) of ParaGuard™ for every 40 L (10 US gallons). Repeat this dose daily as required as long as fish show no stress.
 
ParaGuard™ can also be used as a medicated dip. For 1 hour dips, use 3 mL per 4 L (1 US gallon) in a container separate from your main tank. Dips may be extended if the fish show no evidence of stress. Keep in mind that many diseases linger in the water as well as on the fish. Giving a fish a dip treatment does no good if they go right back into infected water.
Quarantine This is a tank set up in order monitor and medicate new fish before they go into the main tank. ParaGuard™ is gentle enough to use prophylactically (without visible symptoms) if needed. Quarantine times vary, but we generally recommend 2 weeks of treatment with ParaGuard™ to clear out any possible external infections.
Sensitive Fish Some fish are more sensitive to medications than others. Eels, loaches, rays, sharks, and many others are well known for their sensitivity to all kinds of medications. If you suspect that your fish may be sensitive to medications, it is just fine to start with a partial dose and build up to the full dose over several days.
 Not recommended for reef aquaria. As an alternative, use Seachem’s MetroPlex™.

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Is ParaGuard™ safe for use in marine reef tanks with invertebrates and soft corals? A: We do not sell or market ParaGuard™ as invert safe because it would be impossible to test it with every available invert under every potential water parameter. We have had people use it with invertebrates with no problems, but we have also had people encounter problems. If you decide to use it we stress caution; dose at 1/4 to 1/2 dose and observe how your inverts and soft corals react. If they seem to tolerate the dosing, increase slowly up to no more than the prescribed dose as long as they are tolerating it. If you need to get rid of the ParaGuard™quickly, just turn your skimmer back on.
Is there copper in ParaGuard? A: No, there is no copper in ParaGuard
Is it safe to use ParaGuard™ in planted aquarium? Can my plants survive? A: We do not sell or market ParaGuard™ as invert/plant safe because it would be impossible to test it with every available invert/plant under every potential water parameter. It has been my personal experience that it is generally safe to use in planted aquaria and would not hesitate to do so.
Do I need to remove Purigen® from my filter while medicating with ParaGuard™? A: While the primary active ingredient in ParaGuard™ is unaffected by the presence of Purigen®, the malachite green does have potential to be removed by the media. Since the product is most effective when both of these components are present to perform synergistically, we do recommend that the Purigen® (as well as any other chemical filtration media) be removed while treating. If removal of waste is of primary concern in the treatment tank, then Purigen® may be left in place, but the medication will not be as effective.
Is ParaGuard™ safe for Loaches or scaleless fish? A: You can use any of our medications with scaleless fish, but as they can be more sensitive, we would recommend that you begin with a 1/4 to 1/2 dose first and slowly build to the recommended dosage.

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Seachem - pH Alert

Seachem - pH Checker

Seachem - Phosguard

Seachem - PolyGuard 10g

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Seachem - Pond Clarigen

Seachem - Pond Matrix

Seachem - Pond Prime

Seachem - Pond Stability

Seachem - Prime

Seachem - Pristine

Seachem - Purigen

Seachem - Replenish

Seachem - Safe

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Seachem - Stability

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When dosing Stability™, how long should I turn off my UV filter or my ozone? A: The UV and/or ozone should be kept off for the 7 days you are dosing if you are cycling or for at least 24 hours if it is for Stability™ additions of new fish or water changes. The reason both should be turned off is because UV and ozone break down and kill bacteria.
 
If AmGuard™ is removing ammonia from the system, won't that starve the beneficial bacteria? A: The bacteria should be able to find a suitable home within 24 hours.
 
I just finished cycling my new tank, but i made a mistake of introducing many fishes at the same time. i was wondering if i could use Stability™ to increase the bb's for the increased bioload? A: Yes, Stability™ will prove very helpful in removing ammonia and nitrite, including nitrate, as a result of the increased bioload. If your ammonia level is not at zero, a combination of Stability™ and AmGuard is very useful and great in reducing ammonia toxicity on the bacteria blend as the bacteria consumes the ammonia, nitrite and nitrate in the aquarium
 
Is it possible to overdose AmGuard™? A: AmGuard is very safe and quite difficult to overdose to the point of harming tank inhabitants, but a large enough dose can start to deplete the system of oxygen. The standard dose of 5 mL per 50 gallons of water is recommended for general ammonia control, and higher doses can be calculated to deal with elevated ammonia levels (always dose according to a known level of ammonia in the system). There are a few situations where caution should be taken with elevated doses though:
 
Your tank is already low in oxygen
 
A tank with an exceptionally high bio-load, high temperature, or poor circulation is likely quite low in oxygen, so reducing the oxygen any further may be dangerous to tank inhabitants. In this case, using a half dose of Prime or increasing the oxygen content of the tank is recommended.
 
You are using another product that also reduces oxygen
 
Most conditioners that clear away chlorine and chloramine, products that detoxify ammonia and nitrite, as well as some medications will reduce oxygen levels in the tank.
 
Will AmGuard affect my pH, KH, or GH? A: No, AmGuard™ will have no impact on the pH, KH, or GH of the typical aquarium.

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Seachem - StressGuard

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Is StressGuard™ plant/reef/invert safe? A: Yes, as long as StressGuard™ is dosed according to the instructions, it is safe to use in a reef or planted aquarium containing invertebrates.
 
Can StressGuard™ be used in conjunction with other medications? StressGuard™ is compatible with all medications, EXCEPT those that are copper based, including Seachem Cupramine™.
 
How often can StressGuard™ be dosed to an aquarium? A: When used as directed, StressGuard™ can be dosed safely every 24 hours (the active ingredient dissipates in a 24 hour period).
 
Is it true that StressGuard™ works by being an irritant to the fish, the irritation being the cause of increased slime coat production? A: No. StressGuard™ does not contain anything to "irritate" fish into producing more slime. What makes StressGuard™ very successful at healing is the fact that it contains protein active colloids. This protein active colloidal agent actively seeks out any wounds, abrasions, or places where exposed proteins are and attaches to this area to help directly deliver the disinfectant in the product and start the healing process. This protein active colloid, because it binds to the exposed proteins, also acts like a liquid bandage to the abrasion.
 
Do I need to remove carbon or other chemical filtration media when using StressGuard™? No, chemical filtration does not have a significant impact on StressGuard™.
 
Should I turn off my protein skimmer when dosing with StressGuard™? Yes, it is best to turn off your protein skimmer when dosing with StressGuard™.

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StressGuard™ is the premium slime coat protection product. StressGuard™ will reduce stress and ammonia toxicity whenever handling or transporting ﬁsh. StressGuard™ binds to exposed protein in wounds to promote healing of injured ﬁsh and to reduce the likelihood of primary and secondary infections. StressGuard™ is compatible with all medications except those that are copper based. StressGuard™ is not amine based and will not interfere with Purigen®; or HyperSorb™ regeneration. StressGuard™ does not coat resins or clog filtration like competing “slime coat” type products can.
 
 
What makes StressGuard™ very successful at healing is the fact that it contains protein active colloids. This protein active colloidal agent actively seeks out any wounds, abrasions, or places where exposed proteins are and attaches to this area to help directly deliver the disinfectant in the product and start the healing process. This protein active colloid, because it binds to the exposed proteins, also acts like a liquid bandage to the abrasion. Some products are marketed to be squirted in the bag when a fish is purchased. Those products are generally acidic, with some brands being a very strong acid. Putting such a product in a small, enclosed container with a fish often does more harm than any intended good. StressGuard™ has a pH of 7.0. It will not affect the pH of an aquarium, even at large doses. There are no other products on the market that can compare to the effectiveness of StressGuard™.
 
 
Sizes: 50 mL, 100 mL, 250 mL, 500 mL, 4 L

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Seachem - SulfaPlex 10g

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Dosing in Water Remove all invertebrates - these are extremely sensitive to medication. Turn off UV filters, ozone filters, and remove chemical filtration like MatrixCarbon™ and Purigen®. Use 2-3 measures (included) per every every 40 L (10 US gallons). Repeat this dose every 72 hours for a maximum of 3 weeks.
Dosing in Food SulfaPlex™ is most effective when used in the water, but it can also be added to the food. Feed the medicated food mix (recipe below) every day until the infection clears or up to 3 weeks.
 
 
1 scoop SulfaPlex™
 
1 scoop Focus™
 
1 tbsp food (preferably pellets or frozen food)
 
 
A few drops of water if using a dry food
To enhance palatability use with GarlicGuard™ or Entice™.
After Treating When the treatment period is over, SulfaPlex™ can easily be removed using activated filter carbon like MatrixCarbon™. It does not linger in the substrate or filter media of the tank.

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