NT Labs Anti-White Spot & Fungus Treatment - 250ml

The treatment is designed as a 7-day course, with doses administered on days 1, 3, 5, and 7 of the treatment period.

Yes, the product is safe for use with snails, shrimp, and other fish in freshwater aquariums.

Yes, it is crucial to remove activated carbon from your filter during the treatment period, as it can absorb the medication and reduce its effectiveness.

You dose the aquarium on four separate occasions: Day 1, Day 3, Day 5, and Day 7 of the treatment course.

The active ingredients are Malachite Green (140 mg/100 ml) and Formaldehyde (800 mg/100 ml).

After the final dose on day 7, perform a partial water change (25-50%) and then you can reintroduce activated carbon to your filter if you removed it.

The treatment is generally safe for most aquatic plants, but it's always advisable to monitor sensitive plant species during treatment.

This can sometimes occur as the parasites/fungus react. Ensure good aeration and avoid overdosing. If severe distress is noted, consider a small water change and reduce the next dose slightly, monitoring fish closely.

Ensure the full 7-day course was completed with correct dosing intervals. White spot has a complex life cycle; residual spots may be new or a different stage. Complete the full treatment protocol. If symptoms persist, consult a professional or consider water quality issues.

Verify that activated carbon was removed from the filter. Ensure the correct dosage was used for the tank volume. Check that the symptoms are indeed white spot or fungal infection and not something else.

While stated as safe, some sensitive invertebrates may react. Monitor them closely. If adverse effects are seen, perform a partial water change and consider removing invertebrates to a separate, untreated quarantine tank.