Seachem Laboratories Cupramine Copper Treatment

Cupramine is a top - notch solution that efficiently gets rid of various ectoparasites like Oodinium, Cryptocaryon, Amyloodinium, and Ichthyophthirius in both freshwater and marine fish. It outshines copper sulfate, chloride, and citrate. It's non - acidic, less harmful to fish, stays dissolved, and won't dirty the filter bed. Compared to chelates, it's fully ionized, effective at low doses, and can be removed with carbon.

To use Cupramine, follow the dosage instructions on the label based on the volume of your fish tank. First, measure the tank's water accurately. Then add the appropriate amount of Cupramine slowly to the tank water. It's important to note that Cupramine can be harmful to invertebrates, so remove them from the tank before treatment. Keep an eye on your fish during treatment. If you notice any signs of stress, reduce the dosage. For maintenance, test the water regularly to ensure the correct copper level. You can use carbon to remove Cupramine when the treatment is over. Always store Cupramine in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and out of reach of children and pets.