Ich: Is Kordon Ich attack made from Organic safe for Clown's

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Ich: Is Kordon Ich attack made from Organic safe for Clown's

Post by fhm_usa » Sat Feb 14, 2009 2:09 am

I just saw this medication earlier and was curious if it was safe to use it for Clown Loaches? it say's 100 % Organic.

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Post by fhm_usa » Wed Feb 25, 2009 3:56 am

Nobody has an answer :roll: :?:

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Post by loachmom » Wed Feb 25, 2009 5:04 am

Hello,

I have never used it, but the product info says that it is safe for loaches. I would feel safe to use it on my own fish.
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Post by fhm_usa » Wed Feb 25, 2009 1:48 pm

loachmom wrote:Hello,

I have never used it, but the product info says that it is safe for loaches. I would feel safe to use it on my own fish.
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did it say that I was trying to look for that in the label....must check it again but thanks a lot for the response....my fish does not have ick right now kock on wood but just looking on stuffs for future needs.

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Post by loachmom » Wed Feb 25, 2009 4:04 pm

I was going on the info I found on this page. http://www.marinedepot.com/ps_ViewItem~ ... 39446.html

It may not say that on your label. Let's hope you never need to use it, but it's nice to know that there are safe meds for our favorite fish.

Welcome to the forum. :wink:

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Post by fhm_usa » Thu Feb 26, 2009 3:45 am

loachmom wrote:I was going on the info I found on this page. http://www.marinedepot.com/ps_ViewItem~ ... 39446.html

It may not say that on your label. Let's hope you never need to use it, but it's nice to know that there are safe meds for our favorite fish.

Welcome to the forum. :wink:
Thanks for the link I was looking for that and I'm glad I saw this med in Petsmart at least for future need I hope I won't need it....I hope other memebers also will benefit from it.

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Post by alarict » Tue Mar 03, 2009 4:03 pm

I used this for Ich on my two clown loaches and small shoal of tetras and it worked well. I had a low-tech tank so was not adding any nutrients for plants, dosed as per instructions and continued for 4 days after the last sign of infection disappeared (assumed it was better to do it thoroughly once rather than have to stress the fish for a second cycle).

My loaches were young (1.5 years old) small (2-3 inches long) in those days and recovered fully . :D

I'm having to dose my now high-tech, much bigger, heavily planted tank as the same loaches were red under the gills and the tetras have white spots as of this morning :( . I'm hoping for the same results...

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Post by fhm_usa » Wed Mar 04, 2009 12:21 pm

alarict wrote:I used this for Ich on my two clown loaches and small shoal of tetras and it worked well. I had a low-tech tank so was not adding any nutrients for plants, dosed as per instructions and continued for 4 days after the last sign of infection disappeared (assumed it was better to do it thoroughly once rather than have to stress the fish for a second cycle).

My loaches were young (1.5 years old) small (2-3 inches long) in those days and recovered fully . :D

I'm having to dose my now high-tech, much bigger, heavily planted tank as the same loaches were red under the gills and the tetras have white spots as of this morning :( . I'm hoping for the same results...
When was the first time you use it and after how long did the white spots on the tetras re occur? amyway best of luck I hope it works again and keep us posted on their condition.

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