Fish Flakes: Anti-Proto-zoan
Those of you ordering from Canada should know that Canadian Customs has blocked shipments containing the product. Ordering it is at your risk.
Anti-proto-zoan: This is for the treatment of fish protozoans like Hexamita and Spironucleus. Our Freshwater Fish Flake is now used to make up the base formula for this flake. Fish that have been infected by protozoans have generally lost weight and are in need of extra protein during their recovery period. It is most effective when combined with a heat treatment. Feed twice a day for six consecutive days. Feed no other food during this time.
Active ingredient: metro. Also contains beta glucan for immune boosting. Metro is water-soluble, so reading the Proper Feeding of Medi-cated Fish Food is a must. We recommend feeding our Prevent & Recover Flake for 1 week after the medicated feeding is discontinued. For ornamental fish use only. Keep a supply of medicated flakes in your fridge or freezer for those times when disease unexpectedly arises. Better safe than sorry!
Packed in a Black Foil zip-lock bag, which will keep your food fresher for a longer time.
I feed this and the dewormer to all my new fish in quarantine followed by the prevent and cure.
Only wish some of it was available in stick or pellet form.
Thanks Steve! I was amazed at large amount of Medicated Flake Food was in the package! The fish love it too!
I've been using Steve's products for many years. always great results with great quality products.
My two bettas didn't like this food had to soak it in seachem garlic guard to get them interested. The kanamycin antibiotic flake they liked right away. Thank goodness as dropsy is challenging and often is symptomatic of other issues so wanted to treat. I'm using Epson salt as well finding that to be very helpful in reducing swelling and comfort to fish.
I used the flakes as directed and my fish are all healthy now. This stuff works great!
I feed this and the dewormer to all my new fish in quarantine followed by the prevent and cure.
Only wish some of it was available in stick or pellet form.
Thanks Steve! I was amazed at large amount of Medicated Flake Food was in the package! The fish love it too!
I've been using Steve's products for many years. always great results with great quality products.
My two bettas didn't like this food had to soak it in seachem garlic guard to get them interested. The kanamycin antibiotic flake they liked right away. Thank goodness as dropsy is challenging and often is symptomatic of other issues so wanted to treat. I'm using Epson salt as well finding that to be very helpful in reducing swelling and comfort to fish.
I used the flakes as directed and my fish are all healthy now. This stuff works great!
Don't be fooled into thinking a fish food is good just because fish readily eat it. Children prefer candy over broccoli, but it doesn't mean that candy is better for them. A taste preference can easily be acquired through hunger. Getting them to prefer foods that are also very good for them, is the trick. Even though it's not always needed, our way of getting them to develop a taste for a new food, works. It is described below.
Fish won't eat their new food? When switching to a new fish food, we highly recommend getting the fish very hungry. Often times, fish become accustomed to a particular fish food and will not eat another, no matter how good it is for them. When introducing a new food, we usually don't feed the fish for 24-48 hours, depending on the size of the fish, and then offer only one bite per fish (key to success). Remove food after 1 minute if uneaten. Do this every few hours. It may take several days, especially for larger fish that have become accustomed to other fish foods. Don't worry, fish can easily and safely go much longer than this without food. Allowing the food to sit uneaten in the tank for even a couple hours can turn them off to the food permanently. If you don't give in, this method works every time.
Using this technique, you can quickly get most fish to eat a new food like ravenous piranha without much effort. In fact, we have to be careful feeding, because they often jump out of the tank in their feeding frenzy. Watch some of our fish feeding in the below video. Keep in mind, they were first introduced to these fish foods using this technique.