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Hikari Saltwater Ich X 1 Gal.

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Hikari Saltwater Ich X 1 Gal.

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Highly effective Ich treatment for saltwater marine aquariums

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Non-staining fish medication will not discolor aquarium silicon

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Treats disease conditions caused by marine Ich, fungi, protozoa and flukes

Non-staining mediation effectively treats marine Ich and more. Hikari Ich-X SW is proprietary formula of water and formaldehyde (<3%) that effectively treats disease conditions caused by marine Ich, marine fungi, protozoa and flukes. Non-staining formula will not discolor aquarium silicon or live rock. To treat marine "Ich" (Cryptocaryoniasis) conditions, add one teaspoonful (~5 mL) of Ich-X SW per 10 gallons of water. For use in saltwater marine aquariums. 16 oz treats 960 gallons.
Note: Do not use Hikari Ich-X SW with any other medications, sulfinate-, or sulfoxylate containing water conditioners.
Directions for UseTo treat marine "Ich" (Cryptocaryoniasis) conditions, add one teaspoonful (~5 mL) of Ich-X SW per 10 gallons of water.
For Best Results

Always treat in a separate quarantine/treatment tank.
Remove activated carbon from filters and clean or replace mechanical filtration media (do not stop filtration).
Make at least a 20% water change using premixed saltwater before each addition of Ich-X SW.
Repeat treatment at least every 24 hours, but no more than every 8 hours when accelerating treatment depending on the course of the disease.
Treatment should continue for three days beyond the visible signs of the disease.

For use as a short term bath (dip), add two teaspoons (~10mL) per gallon of water and expose the diseased fish for approximately 30 minutes. Do not overdose.
Caution: Do not use with any other medications, sulfinate-, or sulfoxylate containing water conditioners. Ich-X SW can cause stress to some invertebrates but recovery is likely following use. If severe stress is noted, perform an immediate 50% or larger water change.
Contains: A proprietary formula of water and formaldehyde (< 3%).
Purpose and BenefitsAquarium Solutions Ich-X SW is a convenient, pre-diluted, formulation of formalin (37% formaldehyde solution) which is universally recognized as an effective medication for the treatment and control of diseases in saltwater aquarium fishes caused by fungi, protozoa and certain metazoans. When used as directed, Aquarium Solutions Ich-X SW will control or prevent diseases of fishes caused by the following disease organisms: Cryptocaryon (saltwater "Ich"), Amyloodinium, the common external fungal infections, certain external bacterial infections and diseases caused by monogenea and digenea.
General Diagnosis and Treatment of "Saltwater Ich" (Cryptocaryoniasis)Disease in Marine Aquarium FishesThe following is a brief summary of the clinical signs often associated with "saltwater Ich." It is intended only as an aid for the beginning aquarist, and is not to be considered a definitive diagnostic key. It is important that the aquarist consult appropriate references for more specific information regarding aquarium fish diseases. Where possible, skin scrapes and/or gill smears should be made and examined by a qualified aquarium fish disease diagnostician (NOTE: Few veterinarians are qualified in diagnosing aquarium fish diseases).
The signs of "saltwater Ich" in fishes is usually evident by the appearance and persistence of numerous, small (but visible) white spots on the fishes' skin, scales, eyes and fins. The disease is often called "white spot disease." These spots are known as cysts. It must be understood that the cysts are usually found on the gills of the diseased fishes where they are not visible without inspecting the gills. The only outward sign of the involvement of the fishes' gills is labored respiration that is often accompanied by a drastic darkening or lightening of the fishes overall coloration. Fishes with "saltwater Ich," where the white spots are not yet visible on the body, will u…