Kanaplex - 0.2 oz.
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Specifications | |
MPN | 881 |
Manufacturer | Seachem |
Package Size | 0.2 oz. |
Form | Powder |
Treatment For | Bacterial & Fungal Infections |
Invert Safe | With caution |
Internal Id | 5162 |
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4 reviews
It works... but
by Michael J. Serpiello
This medication which was suggested by one of the supervisors at the store in Lancaster seems to work well but, and it's a big BUT ... the design of the dispenser and vial it comes in seems to be engineered to waste the product. The product is a "sticky" powder - i.e. it sticks to the plastic vial making it difficult to get it away from the bottom of the vial where the little spoon dispenser can reach it. Once you grab a full spoonful you then have to use the top rim of the vial to scrape off the excess to get a level spoonful (the recommended dose measurement). The scraping off the excess process almost invariably leads to some of the product falling out of the vial because of a little plastic ring on the shaft of the spoon just above the spoon itself. I can't explain how frustrating this is to use. There has to be a better way. If the spoon were able to reach the bottom of the vial to remove the product without actually requiring the closing and sealing of the vial with the lid/spoon combination dispenser (even closed, the spoon doesn't reach all the way to the bottom of the vial), I could live with it. Why not just make it a liquid solution or totally re-design the dispenser so that it makes sense.
Part of a two-part punch to fight infection
by Daphne
Unfortunately, our community's private water supply and predilection toward power outages has cause some awful bacterial outbreaks in my Amazon tank. Regardless of using generator or battery-powered air pumps, flexbacterium has caused massive trouble in my tank twice due to a loss of a biofilter. In one occasion, the outbreak was so bad that I had to use both gram negative and positive-staining antibiotics. In order to do this, I combined Neoplex and Kanaplex. These two antibiotics killed off the masive infection in the tank very well.
I only did not give five stars to this product because strong doses will kill your live plants. I lost all six of my Amazon sword plants and had to re-plant the tank.
If you are having a hard time with fish who appear to be being eaten alive by bacteria, use these two medicines. If your infection is not so bad, then tetracyline is just fine.
Both Kanaplex and Neoplex are fine to use with sensitive fish, such as the salt-sensitive corydoras.
Best for DROPSY
by Lisa M.
This is the best medication for Dropsy in combination with Epsom salts & MetroMeds. I own a freshwater facility and every year between January to February, dropsy hits the tanks and at least 20 fish will get infected. KANAPLEX is the first treatment used and has saved so many lives. I always have this in bulk and I recommend this to all my customers.
Eye Drop Syringe
by Gene essig
Could you use an eye dropper syringe to get the stuff at the bottom of the vial out ? Sorry I haven"t seen the size of this vial just yet ....<BR>
<b><i>That Fish Place: Hi Gene, thanks for messaging. This medication is in powder form, so you can just tap or shake out the last remaining portion if needed. Thanks!</i></b>