Aquasonic Para-Gone (25 Tablets)
Aquasonic Paragone tablets aid in the control of most external fish parasites including Fish lice (Argulus spp), Gill Flukes (Ergasilus spp) and Anchor worms (Lernaea spp).
Directions for Use:
Not to be used on fish intended for human consumption. Fish rubbing and scratching on objects is indicative of parasitic infestations. Para-Gone tablets aid in the control of most external fish parasites including: Fish lice (Argulus spp), Skin & Gill Flakes (Ergasilus spp), and Anchor Worms (Lernaea spp) in fresh and saltwater aquariums. Does not aid in the treatment of bacterial and viral infections.
Do Not Overdose:
Do not treat marine invertebrates (shellfish & anemones). Remove from aquaria and wait 5 days after the last dose before reintroducing fish.
| Active Ingredient | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Para-Gone active compound | 25 tablets |
FAQ
Can Para-Gone be used in both freshwater and saltwater aquariums?
Yes, Para-Gone is effective in both freshwater and saltwater aquariums for controlling external fish parasites.
Is Para-Gone safe for marine invertebrates like anemones or shellfish?
No, Para-Gone should not be used on marine invertebrates such as anemones or shellfish.
Does Para-Gone treat bacterial or viral infections in fish?
No, Para-Gone does not treat bacterial or viral infections. It is specifically for external parasites.
Liam Howard –
Used Para-Gone on my freshwater tank after noticing fish scratching on the glass. The treatment worked well within a week. No more visible lice or flukes. Fish seemed more active afterward. Only used on non-edible fish as advised.
Wendy McGrath –
Tried it after a fluke outbreak. The tablets were easy to dose and the fish stopped rubbing against the tank walls. It took about 7 days to see improvement. Would recommend for external parasite control.
Tim Ince –
My saltwater tank had anchor worms. After using Para-Gone, the infestation cleared up completely. No side effects on the fish. Followed the instructions carefully and waited 5 days before reintroducing fish.