Aquarium Solutions Ich-X Saltwater Water Treatment

Product Details Ich-X® SW offers effective treatment of marine ich related issues with a non-staining formula that has been thoroughly tested in a number of marine environments. A Formulation Using A Tried & True Active Ingredient Treats protozoan issues Treats marine ich (Cryptocaryoniasis), marine velvet/gold dust (Amyloodinium) Can treat certain metazoan issues Controls common external fungal issues (saprolegniasis) Ready to use and highly effective To treat, dose one (1) teaspoon (~5 mL) of Ich-X® SW to 10 gallons (38L) of actual water in system. Care should be taken to avoid over-dosing and the addition of aeration during treatment is always helpful. For Best Results, Follow these Instructions from our Experts: Always treat in a separate quarantine/treatment tank. Remove any activated carbon from filters. Rinse or replace mechanical filtration media if needed. Do not completely stop filtration, as it can negatively impact your nitrogen cycle. Make at least a 1/3 water change using your RO/DI saltwater that matches the tank's temperature and salinity before each addition of ®Ich-X SW. If treating with tap water, use ClorAm-X® to detoxify ammonia from when making your premix. Repeat treatments at least every 24 hours, but no more than every 8 hours when accelerating treatment, depending on the course of the disease. Continue uninterrupted treatments for three (3) days after all visible signs of disease conditions cease. For use as a short term bath (dip), add two (2) teaspoons (~10 mL) per gallon of water and expose the diseased fish for approximately 30 minutes. (refer to the Ich-X® SW Product Data Sheet linked below for complete details on this process). DO NOT OVERDOSE - Calculate the exact amount of water in your tank by multiplying the length x width x height and dividing by 231 to get the true gallons. Please also deduct the amount of space consumed by substrate (gravel, sand, etc.) rock, decorations or other things which are displacing water. DO NOT ALLOW TO FREEZE – If you find crystalized material under the seal of the bottle when opening or noticeable clumps in the material when poured out, the product has been frozen and should not be used. When frozen the active ingredient can become lethal to fish.