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All our aquarium supplies and fish treatments are easy to use, so there’s no need for hot water or solvents. Our fish medications are 100% safe for your fish when used at the recommended dosage. From the beginning we have been very avid lovers of the underwater world. Always striving to be the best, we continue to enhance our already outstanding product line in our state of the art facility. Our motto has always been “WORK SMARTER NOT HARDER”. With this thought process in mind we developed a solution that eliminated the hard work that is often accompanied with aquarium ownership.

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Pop eye fish are when your fish’s eyes take on a milky color, like they have turned white. It may require you to look closely in order to notice. You should check your fish regularly for milky white eyes. This is one of the more common fish eye diseases.

In the past when fish developed disease in reef tanks, it was very difficult to properly treat the sick fish. Chemicals could be used to treat the infections, but were not safe for reef tanks with live rock, corals, and invertebrates. In order to treat the fish, the fish needed to be removed from the tank and treated in a separate holding tank. This process was not perfect, but did work. Moving a sick fish is very stressful, and makes survival that much more difficult. Time is also an issue. Depending on the disease it may take up to six weeks to ensure your fish and tank are free of disease.

No Sick Fish can be used with marine fish and invertebrates. No Sick Fish products have been tested and found to be safe in full reef aquariums. There is a side effect, but will not harm your aquarium. The growth of some soft corals and algae may be slowed. This effect is rarely noted, and if it were to occur, it is only during treatment and has no long-term effects on your aquarium. Treating with our products will not harm the biological filter in freshwater or saltwater aquariums. No Sick Fish products will not color the water and will not stain ornaments or silicone sealer. No Sick Fish will not affect your pH.

Fish Diseases

As the proud owner of an aquarium or fish tank, you have to be vigilant and make sure your tank is free of any parasites or bacteria that can cause disease. Some infections and fish diseases are relatively easy to treat, but others could be more dangerous and even fatal. Whether you own a marine tank or a fresh water aquarium your pets may be at risk of some of the more common fish diseases.

Some diseases are more prevalent in fresh water tanks while others only affect salt water aquaria. Check the list below for some of the most common fish diseases.

• Body Fungus
• Cloudy Eyes
• Enteric Red Mouth
• Swim Bladder
• External Bacteria
• Finrot
• Flukes
• Transit
• Hemorrhagic Septicemia
• Hole in the Head
• Ich or Ick
• Ulcer
• Velvet

Apart from the list above, there are many other bacteria and parasites that can affect your fish, you can always contact us with any questions you may have about our fish medication.

What People Say About No Sick Fish

We just received your product and I wanted to thank you for the expedited shipping. I was under the impression it would take a couple of weeks to receive the items if we didn’t choose express shipping. We haven’t had the opportunity to use the transit yet. We had a whip fin fairy wrasse with ich and used the ich treatment you included in our order and it cleared up in 24 hours. The fish system is connected to 300 gallons of coral tanks and harmed nothing! Thank you for your professionalism and please give credit to the gentleman who suggested your products. His name is Randy and I included his email address. - Billy Brock

I had a terrible case of ick awhile back, tried all the ick treatments that you can find in the local pet places, ended up losing 5 fish over the whole ordeal. I found a web site called no sick fish– nosickfish.com they sell remedies as well as have excellent articles on disease and descriptions and suggestions for cure. A superconcentrated ick remedy was the miracle I was looking for—got rid of it and haven’t had any more since. - Nurseqtie

Best Fin Rot & Marine Ich Treatment For Sick Fish

Taking care of an aquarium requires keeping the conditions of the tank just right. Regardless of care however, sometimes fish will catch a disease. More often then not, the disease will be Fin Rot. This fish disease is most often seen in aquariums, though it can infect fish in the wild as well if the conditions are right. Lets take a look at what Fin Rot is, including ways you can identify the symptoms, find treatments, and future techniques you can use to prevent Fin Rot all together.

Fin rot is caused by bacterial growth along the fins or body of the fish. A fungal infection could also be responsible for this disease. If not treated immediately, this disease will eventually lead to the death of your fish. The bacteria themselves are usually brought about by poor water conditions in the tank. Although fin rot itself is not directly contagious, it may reoccur due to the environmental conditions in the tank. There are many ways to tell if your fish have the symptoms associated with fin rot treatment.

Fin Rot Symptoms

 

Check the fin edges on the fish and see if they have turned black or brown. In addition, look to see if the fins have frayed at all. Bacterial growth can lead to this. Check the base of the fins as well. If they look inflamed there is a good chance that you are dealing with the disease. Finally, check the water to see if parts of the fin have rotted away and are floating on their own. If you see any of these characteristics your fish are in danger and you must act immediately to save their lives, and your tank. If you’re tired of your fish suffering from shredded, tattered fins, No Sick Fish medication can remove both the symptoms and the disease itself.

Marine ich is a common parasite that affects saltwater fish. It has 4 common stages or forms and all 4 can exist within your tank at any time once it has been affected. The only way of treating marine ich is to treat your tank once it has been infected. Treating marine ich is a process and where you have to be deliberate with each step. Ich fish treatment takes time, but it is possible to rid your tank of the disease.

Before you can begin treating your tank, it is important to catch and quarantine all of your fish in a separate tank. You can then add a marine ich treatment solution to the quarantined tank for the fish. The treatment solution will work to lower the salinity level. It will take about one week for the parasite on the fish to approach the stage where it must fall off.

The parasite would normally drift to the bottom of the tank and anchor to reproduce. However, the low salinity level will make this impossible. This means that the parasite will be unable to reproduce and will die as a result. Do not put the fish back into the original tank after the first week. This would be a mistake and would simply infect the tank all over again. So what do you do with the infected tank with no fish? Treating ich is mostly about treating and cleaning the infected tank.

Treating Marine Ich In The Tank

Treating ich is not simply about treating the fish. You must also treat the tank that was infected by this parasite. This process is much easier than the process of treating the infected fish. Since there are no longer any fish in the infected tank, the marine ich parasite can’t attach to any fish. This means that it will continue growing to the adult stage, but it will eventually starve and die.

The Tormont stage of the marine ich parasite often takes about 28 days to complete. This means that you should leave your tank without fish for 6 weeks. It is important to remember that 28 days without fish is not enough time. 6 weeks without fish will give you plenty of time to kill the parasite entirely and will ensure that your tank is no longer infected. It is better to be safe instead of sorry. Now you can return your fish to the tank and be parasite free.

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All our aquarium supplies and fish treatments are easy to use, so there’s no need for hot water or solvents. Our fish medications are 100% safe for your fish when used at the recommended dosage. We have the best reef safe fish tank medicine on the market today. Don’t buy cheap imitations when your fish are sick, get No Sick Fish medication. With our high quality treatments you can get your tank back in shape in a matter of day’s. Here at No Sick Fish we have a comprehensive range of fish medicine to help keep your tanks and fish clear of disease and parasites.

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Using No Sick Fish Medicine is quite simple. Dose your tank with 1 drop of medicine for every 25 gallons of water. Do this twice a day for a mininum of 7 days. If the disease is still present after 7 days, continue treatment until the disease is gone. It is important that your fish are living in a healthy tank. If you need to run the protein skimmer for a few hours during treatment, this should not be a problem, but do so at your discretion. Ideally we want you to leave your filtration system shut down for 4 days after your dose of fish velvet medicine.

Treatment must continue for 7 days. If conditions are still present after 7 days, continue to treat until symptoms are gone. If treatment has reached 21 days without improvement, the medicine may not be effective. Medicine will remain in water for 4-5 days after last dosage continue to keep filters out. From the beginning we have been very avid lovers of the underwater world. Always striving to be the best, we continue to enhance our already outstanding product line in our state of the art facility.

Our motto has always been “WORK SMARTER NOT HARDER”. With this thought process in mind we developed a solution that eliminated the hard work that is often accompanied with aquarium ownership.

What People Say About No Sick Fish

I’ve never paid much attention to these forums. Occasionally I’d pop in when I had a problem. I just ran across this slink and thought I would share my opinion after reading atomikks post. I cold feel his excitement. I remembered how much of a pain ich was for me in the past. I’ve tried a lot of treatments; some worked better than others, but ich always seemed to come back. Since then things are different. I also have used no sick fish fungus treatment. I treated my tank 9 months ago, which was the last time I’ve seen ich in my tank. I also passed along my bottle to a friend 4 months ago. Worked great for her as well. She has been ich free since. We both have full reef tanks. Inverts live rock- the whole 9 yards. Such a little bottle, yet it treats 300 plus gallons. Good stuff. That’s my 2 cents. Best of luck to all! - Ryan

Thank you for the telephone support and great customer service. I received my order just as promised. Your Fin Rot product worked just as promised. I always have problems with my biological filter dying off when I use other medications so I was very skeptical when ordering your medication. I had been using some natural products but things got worse. I decided to try your products and they are everything you promised. I couldn’t believe my eyes two days later when the my fish’s severe fin rot was almost gone. It was also as easy to use as you say, no removing carbon or anything. I’m a believer. - Louise C. From Illinois

Ich Medicine For Saltwater Fish

If you have a saltwater tank, you have most likely experienced some type of marine ich issue. This means that you need to know what marine ich is and what causes it in order to fight against it. This is a type of parasite that affects only saltwater fish and develops below the skin and gills. This type of parasite on saltwater fish ich often results in white spots on the body of the fish. However, it is important to note that the white spots are not the marine ich parasite. These white spots are simply a symptom of the parasite and a reaction to the body of the fish.

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This parasite is the enemy and you must have a better understanding of it. This type of parasite is classified as an ecotoparasite. This means that there has to be a fish in the tank for the parasite to exist. The marine ich is a parasite that has about 4 different stages during its life cycle. However, if a tank has been infected, all 4 different forms can exist at any given moment. However, you can kill the parasite and remove all forms from your tank. Marine ich can be destroyed.

The 4 different forms can be easier identified as stages. The Tomont stage of marine ich involves the parasite latching on to the substrate and reproducing. This type of stage can range from 3 days to 27. The length of this stage is determined by the temperature of the water within the tank. The Theront stage is the second form and involves the parasite hatching and swimming in the tank. The marine ich parasite is trying to find fish and it will die within 2 days if it does not attach to a fish. This stage lasts The Trophant stage of marine ich is an adult stage of this parasite and involves feeding on the fish for 3 to 6 days. The final stage is the free swimming stage after the marine ich has fallen off of the fish.

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Marine ich disease is caused by a single-celled organism scientifically known as Cryptocaryon irritans. Many aquarists also know this disease as white spot or crypt. Marine white spot disease also has a fresh water cousin known also referred to as Ick. The two diseases are not related as they are caused by completely different organisms although the symptoms are very similar. This article will show you how to get rid of marine ich safely and without causing harm to your other reef inhabitants. But first we need to know what fish medicine Ich really is, before we can treat it.

This life cycle explains why aquarists sometimes think they’ve gotten rid of Ick only to see it come back after a few days. Many new reef keepers treat the tank when the protozoa are at the feeding (Trophont) stage and stop treatment when the visible signs of infection are gone. To completely eliminate ich No Sick Fish recommends following through with the treatment until the disease is completely eradicated from your tank. Failure to follow though will increase your chances of your tank getting re-infected.

Copper, formalin and quinine based solutions have been used to treat tanks against ich, but the problem with these products is that they will also kill most other reef inhabitants. These solutions will kill your invertebrates, live rock and sand and even the natural beneficial bacteria that break down waste.

No Sick Fish has the only reef safe ich treatment that can be applied directly to the infected aquarium without causing harm to other marine life in the tank. Get our No Sick Fish Ich Treatment today and get your tank back in shape.

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From the beginning we have been very avid lovers of the underwater world. Always striving to be the best, we continue to enhance our already outstanding product line in our state of the art facility. Our motto has always been “WORK SMARTER NOT HARDER”. With this thought process in mind we developed a solution that eliminated the hard work that is often accompanied with aquarium ownership.

Learning More About Fin Rot

Taking care of an aquarium requires keeping the conditions of the tank just right. Regardless of care however, sometimes fish will catch a disease. More often then not, the disease will be Fin Rot. This fish disease is most often seen in aquariums, though it can infect fish in the wild as well if the conditions are right. Lets take a look at what Fin Rot is, including ways you can identify the symptoms, find treatments, and future techniques you can use to prevent Fin Rot all together.

How Is It Caused? : Fin rot is caused by bacterial growth along the fins or body of the fish. A fungal infection could also be responsible for this disease. If not treated immediately, this disease will eventually lead to the death of your fish.

Fin Rot Symptoms : There are many ways to tell if your fish have the symptoms associated with fin rot. Check the fin edges on the fish and see if they have turned black or brown. In addition, look to see if the fins have frayed at all. Bacterial growth can lead to this. Check the base of the fins as well.

Fin Rot Treatment : The easiest thing you can do to treating fin rot is to change the water. This removes a lot of the bacteria and fungal growth from the water. Using approximately 1 tablespoon of salt per 5 gallons of water is another way to help purify the water and destroy the bacteria/fungus, but may cause harm to your fish.

How Can I Prevent Fin Rot? : The best way to prevent fin rot is to keep your water clean and make sure it is good quality. After that, ensuring constant water temperate is a great way to stave off the disease. Finally, be careful about the amount of food you are feeding your fish. Over feeding can help the bacteria grow. Good luck in protecting your fish!

Treating Marine Ich

Marine ich is a common parasite that affects saltwater fish. It has 4 common stages or forms and all 4 can exist within your tank at any time once it has been affected. The only way of treating marine ich is to treat your tank once it has been infected. Treating fish with ich is a process and where you have to be deliberate with each step. Treatment takes time, but it is possible to rid your tank of the disease.

Best Marine Ich Treatment : A better solution is using Reef Safe Ich Treatment produced by No Sick Fish, which can be applied directly into the tank. Our fish medication will not have any side effects on any marine life in your tank. Of course it also works for fresh water tanks.

Traditional Ich Treatment : Before you can begin treating your tank, it is important to catch and quarantine all of your fish in a separate tank. You can then add a marine ich treatment solution to the quarantined tank for the fish. The treatment solution will work to lower the salinity level. It will take about one week for the parasite on the fish to approach the stage where it must fall off.

Treating Marine Ich In The Tank : Treating ich is not simply about treating the fish. You must also treat the tank that was infected by this parasite. This process is much easier than the process of treating the infected fish. Since there are no longer any fish in the infected tank, the marine ich parasite can’t attach to any fish.

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From the beginning we have been very avid lovers of the underwater world. Always striving to be the best, we continue to enhance our already outstanding product line in our state of the art facility.

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Marine Red Velvet Fish Disease

Of all the diseases and parasites that can attack fish, none are more deadly for marine fish then the dreaded Marine Red Velvet Fish Disease. Fish Velvet is one of those aquarium fish diseases that can absolutely devaste your tank.

What Is Red Velvet and How Is It Caused?

Red Velvet is a parasite that strikes marine tanks so frequently that it is the leading cause of death among marine fish. The parasite enters the skin and lungs of the fish, and spreads very quickly, killing the fish. This makes the disease dangerous, as it can spread quickly to other fish.

Symptoms Associated With The Disease

Red Velvet will strike at the skin and lungs of the fish. Breathing difficulties are the most recognizable symptoms. Reluctance to feed, weird smimming behavior and rubbing against sand or other objects in the tank are also a giveaway.

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We have developed a very powerful solution that only requires a couple drops of solution a day into the aqaurium to control the parasites and bacteria that can often over take aqaurium life. We can provide you with a quick solution that will fit your needs and bring life back into your aquarium.

Superior Fish Disease Treatment is why we are in business. When NSF develops a product, there is both reason and logic in its formula. Every product has a purpose, and the reason for conception is to be better than the competition. It is not our plan to release thousands of sub-par products, and saturate the market. Before our customers even use a product, we want them to feel comfort knowing that it was developed with care and reason, and after they use the product we want them to be so excited that they feel the need to share the excitement with others around them.

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We have the best reef safe fish tank medicine on the market today. Don’t buy cheap imitations when your fish are sick, get No Sick Fish medication. With our high quality treatments you can get your tank back in shape in a matter of day’s. Here at No Sick Fish we have a comprehensive range of fish medicine to help keep your tanks and fish clear of disease and parasites.

All our aquarium supplies and fish ick treatment are easy to use, so there’s no need for hot water or solvents. Our fish medications are 100% safe for your fish when used at the recommended dosage.

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If you have a saltwater tank, you have most likely experienced some type of marine ich issue. This means that you need to know what marine ich is and what causes it in order to fight against it. This is a type of parasite that affects only saltwater fish ich and develops below the skin and gills. This type of parasite on saltwater fish often results in white spots on the body of the fish. However, it is important to note that the white spots are not the marine ich parasite. These white spots are simply a symptom of the parasite and a reaction to the body of the fish.