Kanaplex, 5 g(0.18 oz)

I’m not normally one to leave reviews, but if you are on the fence about buying this product I believe it is worth it. My betta, Fiji, had developed fin rot. At first I thought my betta had ripped his fins in the tank from one of the decorations, after observing his color become more pale over time and his fins shrink more (with black spores at the tips (fungal infection). I tried the following:1) monitor the water quality.2) change the 1/3 water out daily. Each water change I always added water conditioner and API quick start, aquarium salt, and Indian almond leaves. There was some improvement over a week, my fish was active, but his fins continued to deteriorate.3) I decided to buy Kanaplex and dosed 3x once every 2 days per the instructions and did no water changes during this time.4) after the whole week course of antibiotics/antifungal, I saw new clear fin growth.5) I completed the course over two weeks ago and happy to report Fiji is doing well, active, and my ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate levels are all within their parameters.For context my fish lives in a heated 15L tank with a filter and no live plants.Hope this helps!

Seachem Kanaplex really worked wonders for my fish tank! The medication helped clear up bacterial infections quickly and safely without stressing my fish.The pack of two is great value, and the instructions are easy to follow. I noticed my fish acting healthier and more energetic within days of use.Highly recommend if you need a reliable treatment to keep your aquarium fish healthy!

I tried another medication for my Betta (API Fin and Body Cure) which didn't work for his fin rot and caused him to only become more lethargic. This was recommended to me by my private Betta fish hobbyist group.I IMMEDIATELY noticed a difference in my Bettas behavior after only 1 day. After the 2nd round of treatment his fins were healing. Then now - a week later his fins are rapidly growing.Even better, I was told it can also be used to treat other things and will be good to have on hand. Highly recommend!

Not an expert but I think that this worked great. We tried many different items to help our koi who had a cotton fungal disease and then developed septicemia; all down the fishes side was white fungus, then soon after bright red with blood. We think she had an injury. We were super close to giving up hope. We used malachite green, primafix, melafix, Erythromycin, then Kanaplex was finally the thing which showed easily the most progress quickly. The skin/scales healed, a slime coat developed, redness reduced by half in one week. Definitely use a separate tank/tub with aeration as this stuff should only be used on the sick fish as needed. Be sure to measure the amounts needed accurately. We read that the mostly gram positive bacteria that Erythromycin attacks was not the best solution, so tried this mostly gram negative antibiotic kanamycin sulfate, which is supposedly easier for the fish to get benefits from as the medicine did not need to be swallowed using food etc. just popped it in the water. I think this saved our poor fishy. We will keep an eye on it but its looking very positive so far. I changed the water by 1/3rd every other day as the phosphate levels were getting high, so testing the water was important. Please don't give up on the little fishies :-) Hope this helps.

The powder is solid so I’m going to have to break it up. I will update when I start dosing on my sick betta fish

The media could not be loaded. I recently encountered a troubling situation with my honey gourami, who became noticeably skinny and pale, even losing his characteristic black belly, which typically signifies his breeding dress. He showed signs of weakness, often resting at the bottom of the tank, and one of his eyes appeared slightly larger than the other, leading me to suspect he might have Popeye. I also considered the possibility of 'wasting disease' or some form of internal infection due to his rapid weight loss.I initially attempted various natural treatments, including aquarium salt, Pemafix, and Melafix, while maintaining optimal water parameters, but sadly, none provided any relief. Ultimately, I decided to try Kanaplex, mixing it in a 50:50 ratio with Focus by Seachem to help bind the medication to the food. Although I had Garlic Guard available for added flavor, my fish eagerly consumed the medicated food without it.To administer the treatment, I mixed the powdered medication with a small amount of tank water and fish food, opting for a reduced dosage (about half a scoop) to ensure the safety of my shrimp, as it wasn’t marketed as invertebrate safe. I'm happy to report that all the inhabitants of my tank—including clown plecos, hillstream loaches, Pygmy corys, ghost shrimp, and snails (both ramshorn and Nerite)—are thriving with no noticeable adverse effects.I administered a half dose every other day for a week, and within that time, my fish's orange color began to return, and he started to fill out. His energy has noticeably increased, although he still rests at the bottom from time to time. It's worth noting that he is at least 4 years old, so he might be naturally slowing down in his old age. After about two weeks, his black belly made a comeback. One of his eyes still appears slightly different from the other, which may indicate an injury rather than Popeye.Overall, I’m very pleased with the improvement in my fish's health!

I can use this on my 40 gallon tank & my 20 gallon tank and it just gets the job done. Great fix all!