Mr.Green,Mr.Blue,Mr.White
Mr.Green For White Spots
Rs. 39.00
Sale price
Rs. 39.00
Regular price
Rs. 49.00
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Mr.Green,Mr.Blue,Mr.White
Rs. 39.00
Sale price
Rs. 39.00
Regular price
Rs. 49.00
These three products form a comprehensive care kit for ornamental fish, designed to treat and prevent common aquatic ailments such as fungal infections, bacterial issues, and external parasites.
Mr. Blue: Fungal Infection Specialist
Mr. Blue is specifically formulated to combat fungal growth in aquarium fish. Fungal infections often appear as white, cotton-like growths on the body, fins, or mouth.
Primary Use: Treatment of fungal infections and "cotton wool" disease.
Benefits: Helps stop the spread of fungus to healthy tank mates and promotes the healing of damaged tissue.
Target Species: Safe for common tropical fish including Guppies, Goldfish, and Angelfish.
Mr. Yellow: Multi-Purpose Antiseptic
Mr. Yellow acts as a general-purpose antiseptic and conditioner. It is typically used for broader health maintenance and preventing infections after physical injuries or stress.
Primary Use: General antiseptic for bacterial prevention and water conditioning.
Benefits: Useful for treating minor wounds, fin rot, and protecting fish during transport or water changes.
Application: Often used as a preventative measure when introducing new fish to a tank.
Mr. Green: White Spot Treatment
Mr. Green is a targeted solution for "Ich" (Ichthyophthirius multifiliis), commonly known as White Spot disease. This is one of the most frequent and contagious parasitic infections in home aquariums.
Primary Use: Eradication of White Spot (Ich) and other external parasites.
Signs of Use: Use when fish appear to have small white salt-like grains on their scales or are "flashing" (rubbing against tank decor).
Benefits: Fast-acting formula to disrupt the parasite life cycle in the water.
General Usage Tips
Dosage: Always check the bottle label for specific drop-per-gallon instructions, as over-medicating can be harmful.
Preparation: It is often recommended to remove active carbon from filters during treatment, as carbon will absorb the medication before it can work.
Observation: Monitor your fish closely during the treatment period for any signs of distress.