Copper Treatment

Copper Treatment

Copper Treatment

Copper Treatment, a milestone of its own type in the world of Aquarium Medications, is capable of checking a significantly wide range of Parasitic Infections (especially, Marine Ich (Cryptocaryon irritans) & Marine Velvet (Amyloodinium ocellatum)) in a tank. However, Copper Treatment requires expert handling because Copper as an element may be lethal or too Stressful for your aquatic pets.

Especially effective for Marine Ornamental and Scale Less Fish, Copper Treatment is usually Complexed Copper, which is bonded to Protein Molecules. This Complexed Copper Treatment, if deployed with caution, controls the Aquarium Infections, while not adversely affecting your aquatic pets. It is recommended that you use Copper Treatment in a separate Bare Quarantine Tank, religiously following all the cautions and dosages listed by the manufacturer. It is always better to keep a Copper Test Kit handy for regularly checking the Copper Concentration in the aquarium water. As a precautionary measure, do NOT couple Copper Treatment with any other Medication.

DreamAquatic, one of the leading Online Market Places for Aquarium products, offers one of the most Hit Copper Treatments in the market by Seachem. The ensuing discussion takes a cursory view on the same.

Cupramine by Seachem. Available in 100ml and 250ml packs and laced with the qualities of Copper Sulfate and Chelated Copper, this Copper Treatment eliminates Ectoparasites in both, Freshwater and Marine Aquarium Fish. Cupramine, just like Copper Sulfate, is completely ionic, with a fully active Cupric (Cu2+) ion, and is effective at low concentrations. With similarity to Chelated Copper, this Copper Treatment does not precipitate on Aquarium Filter Bed. In addition to all this, Cupramine is Chemically Stable in an aquarium to be removed later from it by Chemical Filtration. 100ml of this Copper Treatment is good for 500Gallons of water. Please Switch Off your Aquarium’s UV Sterilizer to avert the very toxic ionic breakage of Cupramine.

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