Fritz ParaCleanse

Description

Treats Internal Parasites Plant Safe Invertebrate safe We recommend using Paracleanse to treat internal tapeworms, a problem that nearly all freshwater fish have when purchasing from a pet store. We use this on every fish we receive in our store and in my personal fish room. It has proven to be safe for even scaleless fish, snails, shrimp, fish fry, and plants. We recommend using an airstone in the aquarium when treating with Paracleanse. Commonly used to treat: — Gill and skin flukes (Gyrodactylus) — Swollen abdomen — Wasting disease — "Hole in the head" disease — Internal tapeworms Active Ingredients: Each packet contains 250 mg metronidazole and 75 mg praziquantel. — Each packet treats 10 gallons. 10 Pack treats 100 Gallons of water, 20 pack treats 200 gallons of water. — Bulk Jar treats 1,000 gallons. Dosing spoon included in jar. 1 scoop treats 10 gallons. For best results, we recommend removing chemical filtration from your aquarium filter before dosing the medication. Examples of chemical filtration include activated carbon, carbon-infused media pads, Seachem Purigen, phosphate media pads, and ammonia media pads. Directions on the Package: One complete course of treatment will take 5 days. Treat for the full course of treatment even if visible signs of infection or illness disappear. — Day One: Add contents of one packet per 10 gallons of water to be treated. — Day Three: Add contents of one packet per 10 gallons of water to be treated. — Day Five: Perform a 25% water change. Aquarium Co-Op Instructions: — Dose one packet per 10 gallons of water to be treated. Let sit in aquarium for 7 days. Then do 25% water change. — Rest the fish for 2 weeks. — Dose the tank again with 1 packet per 10 gallons of water. Let sit for 7 days. Then do a 25% water change.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are the active ingredients in Fritz ParaCleanse?

A: Each Fritz ParaCleanse packet contains 250 mg of metronidazole and 75 mg of praziquantel as the active ingredients. This combination is designed to treat various internal parasites in freshwater fish effectively. These medical components are concentrated into a powder form to ensure accurate dosing when added to your aquarium water.

Q: Is Fritz ParaCleanse safe for snails and shrimp?

A: Yes, Fritz ParaCleanse is safe for invertebrates including snails and shrimp. It is also formulated to be safe for scaleless fish, fish fry, and aquarium plants. Despite its effectiveness at treating parasites like flukes and tapeworms, the product is gentle enough to use in tanks containing sensitive plant and invertebrate life.

Q: How do you use Fritz ParaCleanse?

A: To use Fritz ParaCleanse, add one packet per 10 gallons of water. It is highly recommended to remove chemical filtration like activated carbon or Purigen before dosing. Follow the specific treatment course by adding medication on day one and day three, then performing a 25% water change on day five.

Q: What diseases does Fritz ParaCleanse treat?

A: Fritz ParaCleanse is commonly used to treat internal tapeworms, gill and skin flukes (Gyrodactylus), swollen abdomen, wasting disease, and 'hole in the head' disease. It is a versatile medication often used when new fish are purchased from pet stores to manage common parasite issues that occur in freshwater fish.

Q: How much water does one Fritz ParaCleanse packet treat?

A: Each single Fritz ParaCleanse packet is designed to treat 10 gallons of aquarium water. Larger quantities are available, such as the 10-pack which treats 100 gallons, the 20-pack which treats 200 gallons, or the bulk jars which can treat up to 1,000 gallons of water for larger setups or frequent use.

Q: Is Fritz ParaCleanse worth the price?

A: At $13.99 for 10 doses, Fritz ParaCleanse is a budget-friendly option for treating internal parasites in freshwater fish. Given its wide compatibility with plants, invertebrates, and scaleless fish, it provides a safe, professional-grade solution for aquarium hobbyists looking to maintain healthy tanks at a highly competitive price point per gallon.

Q: Do I need an airstone when using Fritz ParaCleanse?

A: Yes, it is recommended to use an airstone in the aquarium when treating with Fritz ParaCleanse. Proper aeration helps ensure oxygen levels remain stable while the medication is active in the water column. Always ensure your filtration is adjusted correctly by removing chemical media before starting the treatment process.