Description
Scratching behaviour without signs of white spot may indicate marine skin flukes. Symptoms may also include lethargy and reddened fins. Fish losing weight, giving a "pinched in" appearance, while still having a good appetite is an indicator of internal worms. Clear faeces from a fish's vent may also be present.
NT Labs Marine Anti-Fluke & Wormer contains the active ingredient flubendazole, which is exceptionally effective against internal worms and flukes whilst also being very mild on the fish. Marine Anti-Fluke & Wormer is an easy-to-use suspension for fish-only systems or hospital aquariums.
How to use:
- Check water quality using Marine Lab Test Kits before use.
- Remove adsorbent filtration media (activated carbon, phosphate remover) from filters for the treatment period.
- Turn off UV filtration and/or ozone generators if present.
- Turn off protein skimmer for a minimum of two hours after application. Maintain good aeration throughout.
- Shake bottle thoroughly before use.
- Use provided pipette to measure required dose and slowly add dose to aquarium.
Warning:
Contains flubendazole. Do not use where invertebrates (corals, shrimp, snails etc) are present.
Delivery Information
| Delivery Option | Price | Speed | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free Local Delivery (Thanet) | FREE | 1–2 working days | CT8, CT9, CT10, CT11, CT12 postcodes |
| Economy (Royal Mail) | From £2.99 | 2–3 working days | Small/light items |
| Standard Courier | From £6.50 | 1–2 working days | Most orders |
| Express AM | From £9.99 | Next working day (AM) | Urgent orders |
| Saturday Delivery | From £12.50 | Saturday | Weekend delivery |
| Pallet / Large Goods | From £65 / free on qualifying mainland UK orders | 2–6 working days | Aquariums & heavy items |
All orders are fully tracked. Next-day cut-off is 1pm. Scotland, Islands & Northern Ireland rates calculated at checkout.
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