Fritz Mardel Maracyn

Provides relief from bacterial infections such as body fungus, gill disease, and popeye in fresh and saltwater aquariums. Fritz Mardel Maracyn® is a specially compounded broad-spectrum antibiotic (erythromycin) which has been shown to be effective against a number of pathogenic bacteria associated with ornamental fish disease. It was developed for...

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Description

Provides relief from bacterial infections such as body fungus, gill disease, and popeye in fresh and saltwater aquariums.

Fritz Mardel Maracyn® is a specially compounded broad-spectrum antibiotic (erythromycin) which has been shown to be effective against a number of pathogenic bacteria associated with ornamental fish disease. It was developed for complete but gradual dissolution in water. It is primarily effective against gram-positive pathogenic organisms. Symptoms of clamped fins, swollen eyes, heavy or rapid breathing, patchy coloration, change in swimming behavior or corner-hiding can be signs of possible bacterial infection.

All suspected bacterial infections should be treated immediately.

Fritz Mardel Maracyn® is non-toxic to invertebrates. Follow dosage directions as detailed on the product packaging.

Directions & Dosage

Add the contents of one package per 10 gallons of water and repeat every 24 hours for 5 days. Repeat this 5-day treatment only once if needed.

Important: Treat for 5 days even if visible signs disappear. Maracyn® may be used concurrently with Coppersafe®, Maracyn® Two or Maracyn® Oxy. Maracyn® will not harm invertebrates. Maracyn® may cause excessive foam production in protein skimmers. Stop use of skimmer during treatment if excessive foaming is a concern.

​​​​​Note: Consult a veterinarian or fish expert for assistance in diagnosis of disease causing organisms and treatment options.

Fritz Disease Guide Chart

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