Canada | EN Salt, 23.8 oz / 675 g
Salt, 23.8 oz / 675 g
Whether you’re looking to help prevent certain diseases, treat existing ones, start a new aquarium for certain species or create a brackish environment, Fluval Freshwater Salt can improve the overall health of your fish naturally without any additives.
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Features
- Preventative Care
- Encouraging the production of a fish’s natural slime coating helps prevent certain diseases from developing in the first place
- Promotes the healing of torn fins and body scrapes
- Increases water’s ion content, which helps dilute nitrite intake by fish (reducing the chances of nitrite poisoning)
- Reduces stress naturally
- Disease Treatment
- Promotes the production of a natural slime coat, which helps fish to shed external parasites, control bacteria and keep pathogens and fungi away (a common affliction for tropical and goldfish Species)
- Depending on the disease treatment, salt can be used either exclusively or in conjunction with specific medications to treat fish disease
- Ideal for Livebearers, Goldfish, African Cichlids
- Creates a natural, mineralized environment favored by these popular Species
- Hatch Live Brine Shrimp
- Recommended and ideal for raising small tropical Species and raising fish fry (Consult brine shrimp egg package for instructions)
- All natural cleaner
- Cleans aquarium equipment naturally and controls bacteria without use of harmful chemicals or detergents
- Always research as well as consult an expert before treating freshwater tropical fish as some Species are adversely affected by salt; dosing rates can vary based on disease and Species of fish being treated
Label Info
- Dosage for treatment and prevention of disease: use 1 tablespoon per 10 US Gal / 37.8 L
- Cleaning aquarium accessories: dissolve 5 tablespoons / 78 g of salt in 1 gallon / 3.7 L of warm water and apply as needed. Rinse with freshwater and dry.
- Note: Do not use Iodized table salt which typically contains an anti-caking agent such as calcium silicate, which can be lethal to fish.
