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Hikari saltwater ICH-X Plants Unique raised disc shape helps

Hikari saltwater ICH-X Plants Unique raised disc shape helpsA Formulation Using A Tried & True Active Ingredient Treats protozoan issues Treats marine ich (Cryptocaryoniasis), marine velvet gold dust (Amyloodinium) Can treat certain metazoan issues Controls common external fungal issues (saprolegniasis) Ready to use and highly effective To treat, dose one (1) teaspoon (~5 mL) of Ich X SW to 10 gallons (38L) of actual water in system. Care should be taken to avoid over dosing and the addition of aeration during

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Description

Unique raised disc shape helps duplicate plecos natural feeding action

Common Name: Doritya

DO NOT OVERDOSE - this means you should calculate the actual amount of water in your tank by multiplying the length x width x height and dividing by 231 to get the true gallons

Common Name: Trets

Origin: Tank-bred

Hikari saltwater ICH-X Plants Unique raised disc shape helpsA Formulation Using A Tried & True Active Ingredient Treats protozoan issues Treats marine ich (Cryptocaryoniasis), marine velvet gold dust (Amyloodinium) Can treat certain metazoan issues Controls common external fungal issues (saprolegniasis) Ready to use and highly effective To treat, dose one (1) teaspoon (~5 mL) of Ich X SW to 10 gallons (38L) of actual water in system. Care should be taken to avoid over dosing and the addition of aeration during

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