NT LABS Aquarium Paratonical | 100ml

NT LABS Aquarium Paratonical: Natural Botanical Support for Parasite Recovery

NT LABS Aquarium Paratonical is a unique blend of botanical extracts specifically formulated to assist fish in their recovery from challenging protozoan parasitic infections. Whether you are dealing with whitespot, velvet, Trichodina, Costia, Oodinium, or flukes, this herbal solution provides the necessary support to help your fish overcome these stressors. Because it is based on a natural herbal formula, it offers a gentle yet effective approach to aquatic health.

One of the standout features of this treatment is its safety profile. Unlike many parasite treatments that require the removal of livestock, NT LABS Aquarium Paratonical is entirely shrimp and plant safe. It can be integrated into your existing treatment plan and used in conjunction with other medications to ensure a comprehensive recovery process for your aquatic inhabitants.

Specifications

• Product Name: NT LABS Aquarium Paratonical
• Volume: 100ml
• Formula Type: Herbal / Botanical Extract
• Compatibility: Tropical and Coldwater Aquariums
• Safety: Shrimp Safe and Plant Safe
• Target Parasites: Whitespot, Velvet, Trichodina, Costia, Oodinium, and Flukes
• Dosage: 1 ml per 40 litres of water

How to Use This Parasite Recovery Treatment

1. Test Water: Use aquarium test kits to check your water quality before beginning treatment.
2. Calculate Volume: Determine your aquarium volume in litres (Length x Width x Depth in cm / 1000).
3. Prepare Filter: Remove all adsorbent filtration media, such as activated carbon or phosphate removers, for the duration of the treatment.
4. Prepare Solution: Shake the bottle thoroughly to ensure the botanical extracts are well mixed.
5. Administer Dose: Use the provided pipette to measure 1 ml for every 40 litres of water and add it slowly to the aquarium.
6. Treatment Cycle: Repeat the dosage once daily for a period of 10 consecutive days.

Care & Maintenance Tips

• Always ensure your filtration system is running efficiently during the recovery period.
• Monitor fish behavior and breathing patterns daily throughout the 10-day course.
• Avoid introducing new fish to the tank until the full course of treatment is complete.
• Maintain stable water temperatures to support the immune system of recovering fish.
• Perform small, regular water changes as recommended by your general tank maintenance schedule, provided they do not interfere with the medication concentration.