- ulcers
- wing rotting
- rotting of the body
- blurred eyes
- exophthalmia
- red lines on the body and wings
It can also be used as a preventive measure when introducing new fish into the aquarium It is not harmful to the fish and plants in the aquarium.
Myxazin is a broad-spectrum treatment for ulcers, wing rot, body rot, exophthalmia, cloudy eyes, red lines on the body and wings. It is not harmful to fish, plants or filters. It is intended for use in tropical fresh and cold water aquariums.
Under certain conditions of inadequate filtration/ventilation, shrimps, clams and starfish, clams and other sensitive species may not have drug resistance.
Tighten the cap and shake the bottle. Turn off the UV sterilizers, ozonators and remove the charcoal and zeolite. To calculate the volume of the aquarium in litres, multiply the length times the width times the height (centimetres) and divide by 1000. Take into account the water displaced by gravel and rocks; 1 ml provides treatment for 15 litres. For smaller aquariums use 1 drop per litre. Use on days 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.
You can use it for the first 2 days when introducing new fish.
DO NOT use within 4 days of treatment with Protozin or Cuprazin.
- Allow 48 hours to pass before using any other treatments.
- Read all instructions before use and use only as directed.
- Keep out of the reach of children and pets.
- Keep away from food and liquids.
- Store in a cool, dark place with the cap tightly closed.
- The product contains dye. Keep away from furniture and clothing.
The following guide will help you to better understand the right medicine to treat your fish properly.
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