PraziPro Question

Vapour1ze

Vapour1ze

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Hi all,

I have 4 fish in QT right now, this is my first time using PraziPro, I have 4 fish in the same QT tank. (40 Breeder)

-Melanarus Wrasse
-2 Bangai Cardinals
-Midas Blenny

I did my first dose of PraziPro last night ever, I did about 1 3/4 TSP since I am running about 30g in the breeder.

Now, on the directions it says to repeat if necessary after 3-5 days? Do I have to do large water change before I dose again? Or should I not even dose again?

None of the fish show ICH symptoms so I wanted to run prazi and then observe for a few weeks and if ich rises, I'll use cupramine as necessary.

I just have never used Prazi before and seen a lot of good success.

Looking for info on, after the first Prazi treatment... 3-5 days from now, after just regular top off water, do I do a water change and treat again? Or do I just re-treat same water and let run 3-5 days, and then do a large water change?

Thanks!
 
When I use Prazi Pro I add one dose wait 5 days then do a 25% water change and then dose again. I always go through two cycles as Prazi seems to be gentle on most fish and will take care of any worms, flukes and other internal issues. Every fish I get goes through a prazi pro treatment.
 
goat585 said:
When I use Prazi Pro I add one dose wait 5 days then do a 25% water change and then dose again. I always go through two cycles as Prazi seems to be gentle on most fish and will take care of any worms, flukes and other internal issues. Every fish I get goes through a prazi pro treatment.
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Then do you always treat for ich? Or just observe and if all looks good after prazipro add to tank?
 
Prazi Pro will not treat ich but I assume all fish have it so I treat for it. I have been adjusting my quarantine protocol but typically I copper everything before it goes into my system. I have a 500 gallon systems with lots of fish and breeding pairs of clowns so I am over protective.

I am experimenting with some choloquin laced foods which are supposed to treat ich and brook but its too early to tell how reliable it is.

My typical quarantine procedure is 3-6 months. I usually use copper, prazi and metro during the process. If anything else pops up then I treat accordingly. The fish do not get moved into my display until they have not shown symptoms of anything for 3 months. My procedure is probably completely overkill but I have had two major disease outbreaks in the past that wiped out my tanks and it just not worth risking that again.
 
goat585 said:
Prazi Pro will not treat ich but I assume all fish have it so I treat for it. I have been adjusting my quarantine protocol but typically I copper everything before it goes into my system. I have a 500 gallon systems with lots of fish and breeding pairs of clowns so I am over protective.

I am experimenting with some choloquin laced foods which are supposed to treat ich and brook but its too early to tell how reliable it is.

My typical quarantine procedure is 3-6 months. I usually use copper, prazi and metro during the process. If anything else pops up then I treat accordingly. The fish do not get moved into my display until they have not shown symptoms of anything for 3 months. My procedure is probably completely overkill but I have had two major disease outbreaks in the past that wiped out my tanks and it just not worth risking that again.
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I'd like some feedback on the laced food, of course when you are ready.
 
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