NT LABS Aquarium Swimbladder Treatment | 100ml

NT LABS Aquarium Swimbladder Treatment for Buoyancy Recovery

The NT LABS Aquarium Swimbladder Treatment is a specialized medicinal solution designed to treat fish suffering from swimbladder infections. When the swimbladder is compromised by Aeromonas or Pseudomonas bacteria, fish lose their ability to maintain stability, often resulting in them floating upside-down, hanging at the surface, or lying lethargically on the tank floor. This condition causes extreme stress and, if left untreated, can lead to death.

This treatment is particularly vital for breeds prone to these issues, such as Flowerhorns and Goldfish. By addressing the internal bacterial infection promptly, you significantly increase the chances of your fish recovering their natural balance and vitality. Note: This product will color the water yellow and can stain skin or clothing, but it remains safe for your biological filter and aquatic life.

Specifications

• Available Sizes: 100ml
• Target Pathogens: Aeromonas and Pseudomonas bacteria
• Dosage Ratio: 10ml per 50L of aquarium water
• Compatibility: All fish species and aquatic plants
• Filter Safety: Harmless to beneficial filter bacteria

How to Use This Swimbladder Treatment

1. Calculate Volume: Determine your aquarium volume in litres (Length x Width x Depth in cm / 1000).
2. Prepare Solution: Shake the bottle thoroughly before use.
3. Mix: Combine the required dose (10ml for every 50L of water) with 1 litre of clean aquarium water.
4. Apply: Add the mixture slowly to the aquarium.
5. Repeat Dose: If a second dose is required, wait 7 days after the last dose.

Care & Maintenance Tips

• Verify Diagnosis: Before repeating treatment, ensure the diagnosis is correct and test water quality using NT Labs Test Kits.
• Water Changes: Perform a 30% partial water change before applying a second dose of treatment.
• Color Removal: You may perform water changes 5 days after the treatment is complete to remove the yellow water coloration.
• Monitoring: Keep a close watch for signs of recovery, such as improved swimming stability and more active behavior.