Nitrofurazone Fish Antibiotic Powder – Treats 200 Gallons

Nitrofurazone Fish Antibiotic Powder – Treats 200 Gallons is a broad aquarium antibacterial powder used for ornamental fish conditions associated with both gram-negative and gram-positive bacteria. This professional-strength aquarium medication is packaged to treat up to 200 gallons when used according to the labeled dosage.

Professional Aquarium Medication for Ornamental Fish

Developed for responsible aquarium care, this concentrated formula gives fish keepers a concentrated treatment option for use in freshwater aquariums, saltwater systems where permitted by the label, quarantine tanks, hospital tanks, and ornamental pond setups. The powder format supports accurate measuring and controlled treatment without unnecessary fillers.

Key Benefits

• Supports treatment of red areas, body streaks, peeling or white body tissue, open ulcers, wasting, and bacterial infections.
• Commonly selected for myxobacterial infections, fin and tail rot, dermal fungus, open sores, and Vibrio-related concerns.
• May help reduce bacterial complications following shipping injuries when used according to the label.

Commonly Used For

• Red Body Streaks
• Red Areas
• Peeling Skin
• White Body
• Open Ulcers
• Wasting Disease
• Bacterial Infection
• Ammonia Exposure
• Myxobacterial Infection
• Fin Rot
• Tail Rot
• Dermal Fungus
• Open Sores
• Vibrio Anguillarum

Correct identification of a fish health problem is essential. Similar symptoms may result from water-quality stress, parasites, bacterial disease, injury, or environmental conditions.

Directions and Dosage

1. Condition aquarium water before dosing.
2. Use 1/4 teaspoon per 30 gallons of aquarium water.
3. A dose may be repeated after 24 hours; complete a 25–50% water change before repeat dosing.
4. Label guidance indicates a treatment period of 5–10 days.
5. For dip treatment, follow the label exactly: 189–756 mg per 10 gallons for 1 hour, repeated daily for up to 10 days.

Important Treatment Guidance

Monitor ammonia and nitrite and use a hospital tank whenever possible. Keep the powder protected from heat and bright light.

• Test water quality before and during treatment, including ammonia and nitrite.
• Use a dedicated hospital or quarantine tank whenever practical.
• Remove or pause chemical filtration and other equipment only when the product directions require it.
• Observe fish closely and discontinue use if unexpected stress or adverse reactions occur.
• Store tightly closed, away from children, moisture, heat, and bright light.