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Blue Planet Tri - Sulfa Tablets - Aquatic Supplies Australia

Blue Planet Tri-Sulfa Tablets

by Blue Planet
CODE EL065 -Special order (usually arrives to us within 1-2 weeks)
$18.95 - $59.95
$18.95
$18.95 - $59.95
$18.95
Size: 15

A Broad Spectrum Sulfonamide which controls white spot, mouth and body fungus, and fin and tail rot. Also treats other bacterial diseases in fresh and saltwater fish.

Each tablet contains: 153.5mg Sulfadizine, 154.7mg Sulfadimidine, 154.1 Sulfamerazine as the monosodium salts.

Use 1 Tablet per 40 liters. Remove activated carbon from filtration system and slow flow rate to sub-gravel for duration of treatment. Predisolve tablets in a disposable cup before addition to the aquarium water.

In the case of severe infestation, use at the rate of 1 tablet per 20L of aquarium water.

Repeat after 3 days if necessary.

Prolonged treatment may affect helpful bacterial flora in biological filters. Use of a isolated treatment tank as a hospital tank for affected fishes is recommended, ensure the water is as similar as possible to the main aquarium (pH, temperature, salinity etc).

A Broad Spectrum Sulfonamide which controls white spot, mouth and body fungus, and fin and tail rot. Also treats other bacterial diseases in fresh and saltwater fish.

Each tablet contains: 153.5mg Sulfadizine, 154.7mg Sulfadimidine, 154.1 Sulfamerazine as the monosodium salts.

Use 1 Tablet per 40 liters. Remove activated carbon from filtration system and slow flow rate to sub-gravel for duration of treatment. Predisolve tablets in a disposable cup before addition to the aquarium water.

In the case of severe infestation, use at the rate of 1 tablet per 20L of aquarium water.

Repeat after 3 days if necessary.

Prolonged treatment may affect helpful bacterial flora in biological filters. Use of a isolated treatment tank as a hospital tank for affected fishes is recommended, ensure the water is as similar as possible to the main aquarium (pH, temperature, salinity etc).