NT LABS Anti-White Spot & Fungus 100ml
When to use?
White spot is a protozoan parasite; the adults live on the fish and appear as tiny white spots. The adult has a complex life cycle which results in hundreds of free-swimming juveniles looking for a host fish to infest.
Use when small white spots, like grains of salt, can be seen scattered on the body of the fish, if the fish are showing signs of irritation and rubbing on objects in the aquarium, fish have a grey, velvety film all over the body, or fish have white cotton wool-like growths on their body/mouth/fins.
How to use?
Calculate the volume of your aquarium in litres (length x width x depth (in cm)/1000).
Shake the bottle thoroughly before use.
Mix required dose of treatment with 1 litre of aquarium water. Add slowly to aquarium.
Product Specifications
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Anti-White Spot & Fungus Treatment |
| Volume | 100ml |
| Form | Liquid |
| Usage | For fish in aquariums affected by white spot or fungal infections |
FAQ
Can this product be used on all types of fish?
This product is designed for use on freshwater fish showing signs of white spot or fungal infections. Always ensure the fish are not suffering from other underlying health issues before treatment.
How long should I wait before adding the treatment to the aquarium?
Wait until you have confirmed the presence of white spots or symptoms such as rubbing, grey film, or cotton-like growths. Begin treatment as soon as symptoms are visible.
Is this product safe for use in a community aquarium?
Yes, it is safe for use in community aquariums. However, ensure the treatment is properly diluted and added gradually to avoid stress on fish.
Phil Mitchell –
Used this treatment when my guppies started showing white spots. Followed the instructions carefully and added the mixture slowly. The spots disappeared within 3 days. Fish seemed healthier after treatment. Would recommend for early-stage white spot issues.
Justin Davidson –
The product worked well on my betta fish that had a grey film on its body. I mixed it with 1 litre of water as directed. The fish stopped rubbing against the tank walls after 2 days. A simple and effective solution.
Ava Hodges –
Fungal growth on my neon tetras was concerning. Applied the treatment as instructed and saw improvement within 48 hours. No side effects observed. Clear and easy to use, especially for beginners.