Tetra TB630W Tank Buddies Fungus Clear Tablets, 8-Count

I'd bought Jungle Tank Buddies: Fungus Clear, a couple of months ago "just in case". These things are difficult to find in PetSmart and PetCo, so I decided to buy it from Amazon and stock it.Just Wednesday, I saw that my large Red Cap Oranda was getting red streaks in his veil finds and he had fin rot. He also had red spots on his body. One of the baby Lionchus had died and had contaminated the water. He was hidden behind one of the large sponge filters. My other goldies in the same 110 gallon fish tank were fine.I changed 30% of the water and, since this is a big tank and they require that you mix the tablets in a separate bucket before adding to the tank when used in larger tanks, I poured the pre-mixed solution and very blue water in.The first day, "Spartacus", the red cap oranda, went from floating at the top {head first} to swimming around and even eating a little. The second day was the worst. I thought I'd lost him. He was really sick and was upside at the bottom of the tank, and he didn't eat. The third day, he was on the mend. He was at least upright but still at the bottom of the tank although he did take some food.Throughout these days, I had noticed that the red streaks were disappearing and today, the fourth day, I'll be doing a 30% water change and Spartacus is A-OKAY! Fungus Clear from Jungle Tank Buddies has saved my fish from almost certain death. I recommend everyone who has goldies to keep these tablets in stock. They will save your fish.*** UPDATE 04/25/2013 *** ~ Spartacus is 100% back! He's eating and swimming and back to his old self begging for food whenever I pass the tank. No more streaks. Fins are on the mend. And he's happily swimming along. I did have to use a second doze just to be sure. Now I have put a carbon filter in my Rena XP3 filter to remove the medicine together with weekly water changes. These tablets really work and today I'm going to purchase more for "just in case". Thank you Jungle Tank Buddies!

We got our first fish -- a betta-- a couple of weeks ago. When we bought him, there was a tiny black spot on the tip of his tail and, naively, thought it was just part of his natural coloring. Unfortunately, the tiny black spot started spreading. It was fin rot. I read on the internet that frequent water changes were the best treatment, so we changed his water daily but the black kept spreading and his other fins started to look funny, too. After about a week of daily water changes, we purchased this product.1 tablet is good for 10 gallons. Our tank is only 5 gallons so I broke the tab in half. It broke easily into two equal pieces without any crumbling. I put half into the tank and it fizzed and turned the water a greenish-blue color. The next day, all the black on our betta's tail was completely gone! Three days later, his fins are still not as good as new, but they show obvious signs of healing. He is acting more energetic, eating more, and just doing better all around. I am really amazed at how quickly and how well this product worked and I wish we had used it right away instead of letting him suffer through a week of ineffective water changes.The box does contain the generic warning that some ingredients have been found to cause cancer in the state of California. I used gloves when breaking the tablet and will be very careful with future water changes.Today is the third day after use and the water still has a greenish tint. His aquarium has silk plants in various colors and none of them seem to have been dyed. Even though there is an obvious tint, the water is still clear so it doesn't really look dirty or gross.Overall, I'm extremely pleased with this product and would definitely recommend it to anyone dealing with fin rot.

I decided to bring a few of my smaller goldfish in from the pond to overwinter indoors. One had a white, somewhat fuzzy spot on its back, so I immediately thought ick. I treated the tank, but the spot didn't go away. After a bit of research, I found it might be a fungus. So after reading the reviews, I purchased. I followed the instructions and took the carbon filter out of the main filter, then dropped a tablet in. Within 2 days, the spot on the affected fish's back was half the size. I'll keep an eye on it and treat the tank again if needed, but hopefully, this will take care of it.

It cleared up my betta's fin rot in about two weeks, plus whatever else he might have had that was making him act out of sorts. However this stuff did sort of ultra kill my elodea, which was kind of annoying to clean up, on the other hand my moss ball, sword plant, and anubis were all fine. I would say that a good rule of thumb for this stuff is that if you can easily prune a plant with just your fingernails, you should probably remove it and put it in a quarantine tank or a bucket until about a week after you've stopped using it.I'd also suggest getting a little bit of panty hose and putting it over the removable frame you usually put your carbon filter in just so that it can catch stuff before it hits the sponge filter. I had to boil mine after some nasty looking alagae started growing in there, and I'm probably going to have to replace it because it is literally falling apart, which will make re-establishing the bacteria culture in there difficult.aside from that (which I can chalk up to my own inexperience) my experience is fairly good with this stuff, and given that it's so cheap I'd suggest just buying some and keeping it on hand, just in case.

This product saved my fishes life. He had this weird infection going on and I took him to the pet st to see if they had any suggestions, they basically said he would die. In an attempt to save him I bought this and in 8 treatments he was completely healed. The ring that was left has completely disappeared and he is as good as new! This product can be used for all sorts of different problems your fish are having including white spots. I would 100% recommend having at least one extra package on hand at all times.