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The Maze Leopard Discus features a striking pattern reminiscent of a leopard's spots, hence its name. Its base coloration varies from light beige to pale yellow or cream, providing an excellent canvas for the dark, irregularly shaped spots that cover its body. The spots are scattered across the discus, resembling the rosettes found on a leopard's coat. Each individual may display a unique arrangement and density of spots, making them highly sought after by aquarium enthusiasts. Maze Leopard Discus are generally peaceful and sociable fish. They can be kept in a species-specific tank or a community tank with compatible, non-aggressive fish species. Providing ample hiding places, plants, and open swimming space is essential for their well-being. They may form small groups or pairs and exhibit some breeding behaviors when conditions are favorable.

API® MELAFIX fish remedy is an all-natural antibacterial treatment that works to treat infections in fish. Common bacterial infections are open wounds and abrasions, tail rot, eye cloud, and mouth fungus. MELAFIX fish remedy also promotes regrowth of damaged fins and tissue. Product may be used when adding fish to an aquarium – particularly to smooth the transition from store to home – and if an infection is suspected, but not yet diagnosed. Some fish bought in pet stores are already carrying diseases at the time of purchase, which may be difficult to detect in its early stages. API MELAFIX fish remedy will not adversely affect the biological filter, alter the pH, or discolor water.

Add 5 ml. for each 10 gallons of aquarium water. For disease or wound treatment, dose daily for 7 days. After 7 days, make a 25% water change. Continue treatment, if necessary. For adding new fish, dose daily for 3 days.

HEXA X™ is a treatment for ornamental fish in case of protozoal and flagellate infection. ex: Hexamita. It can be used either in water of feed. The treatment is also effective against external protozoan parasites. However, to treat external infections BACTOCIDE 1™ or PROTECT X ™ are recommended.
Indication of use fish stop eating, White stringy feces, hole in the head and lateral line erosion aka HITH, Lethargy, dark or dull body color, Hexamita and protozoal infection like Ichthyophthirius multifiliis aka Ich, Cryptocaryon irritans, Tetrahymena pyriformis, Trichodina, Trichodinella, Tripartiella, Costia, Chilodonella…etc.
Before use
• Read the full user guide carefully and apply all the recommended instructions.
• A recommended hospital tank will only contain an air stone for aeration and a heater if needed.
• Daily water change should be adopted as means of controlling water quality during treatment. Adding water conditioner that binds and neutralize chlorine AND ammonia is highly recommended.
• It is recommended to stop feeding, during the treatment if you still want to feed or must feed, do it lightly and keep more attention to siphoning away any food or fish waste daily, also in this case you MUST be using water conditioner that binds and neutralize chlorine AND ammonia.
• Always start by cleaning the aquarium, whipping the glass and having clean treated water at the correct conditions for the fish.
• In case you still treat in a display tank follow these steps to increase the success rate and reduce risk. Wipe the glass surface, siphon the substrate, and any waste accumulated under or around décor, filter media…etc.
• Take care when cleaning the filter media not to do it with chlorinated water or any cleaning agent, or over cleaning it in a way that will remove most or all the beneficial bacteria(biofilm). Some products will directly kill the filter bacteria, such products will have a warning on the back of the package.
Use one level measure of the included spoon (1 gram) for every 10-15 gallon (80 liters) of aquarium water. After 8-10 hours make 50-70% water change and add the full dose (for the total water volume not only new water). After 24 hours, change 70-100% water, reaply full dosage again and keep doing it every 24 hours for 5 days. It is preferable to mix the powder well with some aquarium water in an external container then distribute it evenly over the water or pour it in a high flow area (ex: pump return). add some salt for best result. Food treatment add 2 level of included spoon (1 g) to every 100 gram of prepared gel food and mix it thoroughly. Feed the fish twice a day from this food for 6 days. Recommendation: add 1-2g/L salt along with HexaX. Do not stop the treatment on the first signs of recovery to avoid re-infection, you MUST treat for at least 5 days up to 10 days.

Warning
Not for human consumption or animals meant to be used for human consumption.
Keep out of reach of children and pets.
For use with Ornamental fish only.

MetroPlex™ is an effective and safe treatment for several protozoan and anaerobic bacterial diseases of fish (Cryptocaryon, Hexamita, Ichthyophthirius). It does not adversely affect the filter bed and is easily removed with carbon. It can either be dosed into the water or combined with Focus™ in a medicated food mix. It will treat both internal and external infections regardless of the delivery method. When used in a medicated food mix, it is excellent for treating parasites in tanks that contain invertebrates. MetroPlex™ is gentle and there little danger of overdosing.

Active ingredients: metronidazole (70%) Inactive ingredients: excipients (30%)

Remove all invertebrates - these are extremely sensitive to medication. Turn off UV filters, ozone filters, and remove chemical filtration like MatrixCarbon™ and Purigen®. Use 1-2 measures (included) per every 40 L (10 US gallons). Repeat this dose every 48 hours for up to 3 weeks or until symptoms disappear.

Dosing in Food

Feed the medicated food mix (recipe below) every day until the infection clears or up to 3 weeks. This medicated food can be refrigerated or frozen between feedings.

• 1 scoop MetroPlex
• 1 scoop Focus™
• 1 tbsp food (preferably pellets or frozen food)
• A few drops of water if using a dry food

To enhance palatability use with GarlicGuard™ or Entice™.

After Treating

When the treatment period is over, MetroPlex™ can easily be removed using activated filter carbon like MatrixCarbon™. It does not linger in the substrate or filter media of the tank.

Microsorum pteropus, commonly known as Java Fern, is an ideal choice for beginners due to its resilience and adaptability. This hardy plant thrives in a range of aquarium conditions and withstands rough treatment, including compatibility with plant-challenging species like Cichlids. Featuring thick leaves and a robust rhizome, Java Fern ensures long-lasting success for your aquatic setup, making it a reliable and low-maintenance addition to any freshwater tank.

Name: Microsorum Pteropus Java Fern
Placement: Midground, as desired
Difficulty: Easy

Name: Microsorum Pteropus Java Fern Windelov
Placement: Midground, as desired
Difficulty: Easy

Najas is one of the easiest aquarium plants to grow.  It can be left floating or grown like a stem plant by burying the stems into your substrate.  It can survive in a wide range of conditions and does not require any special attention, making it perfect for beginners who are trying out live plants for the first time.  

Najas is a favorite among breeders who are looking to provide their fry with ample hiding places.  This plant can be left floating in the water column and will grow to cover the entire tank within weeks.  

When you buy three of these neon Rainbowfish, you care buying companions that will give you hours of entertainment. These Rainbowfish are a great addition to your home and are extremely sociable. With its large eyes and colorful scales, you’re sure to get your money’s worth out of this purchase. These fish are extremely easy to care for and great to look at. This species is best kept in an aquarium that has a lot of room.

Introducing RED SWORD TAIL - the ultimate addition to your fish tank! This unique species, known scientifically as "sword tail fish", boasts a stunning red color that will surely stand out. With its sleek and elegant design, it will elevate the aesthetics of any aquarium. Add this expertly-selected fish to your collection today.

The Neon Swordtail Fish is a stunning addition to any aquarium. With its vibrant neon colors, it will add a unique and eye-catching touch to your tank. These fish are known for their active and playful nature, making them a great choice for any fish enthusiast. Add a touch of vibrancy to your underwater world with the Neon Swordtail.

The dazzling crown jewel of aquariums everywhere, the hardy little neon tetra fish was originally imported from South America. Neon tetras must be kept in groups of at least a half-dozen, as they are a shoaling species. With peaceful dispositions, they are also able to be kept with other species of non-aggressive fish. They have a decently long life expectancy of 5 or more years. 
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Neon tetras originated from the clear water and blackwater streams and tributaries in the Orinoco and Amazon river basins in Brazil, Columbia, and Peru. These are regions of blackwaters beneath dense forest canopies that allow very little light to get through. Neon tetras live in shoals mainly in the middle water layers and feed on insects, worms and small crustaceans.

Neon tetras are generally all captive-bred, with most coming from fish farms in the Far East and Eastern Europe. Several varieties of captive-bred specimens are now available. These include the long-finned neon tetra, though they are rather rare, as well as a golden strain that is basically a semi-albino variety, and a diamond neon tetra that appears sprinkled with metallic scales along the top portion of the body. One variety has the blue stripe but not the red coloration.