Fix Zole contains metronidazole and is used for certain protozoan and anaerobic-sensitive problems in ornamental fish. These may include Hexamita, Spironucleus, white stringy droppings, internal flagellates, Malawi bloat, and hole-in-the-head symptoms.

Use in non-food pet birds should occur only under avian veterinary guidance.

Each tablet contains either 250 mg or 500 mg of metronidazole. Both strengths are supplied in 60-count bottles.

Metronidazole is generally used against certain internal protozoa, intestinal flagellates, and anaerobic organisms. It is commonly associated with treatment plans for Hexamita and Spironucleus in susceptible ornamental fish.

Fix Zole is presented as the current Aqua Soma Labs replacement for the discontinued Fish Zole and Fish Zole Forte products. The familiar 250 mg and 500 mg metronidazole tablet strengths remain available.

Fix Zole is the updated Fix-brand version of the metronidazole tablets previously sold under names such as Aqua-Zole.

Treatment may disturb aquarium balance, particularly when used in a display aquarium. A separate hospital tank is preferred, and ammonia and nitrite should be monitored throughout treatment.

Choose the strength according to the treatment-tank volume. The supplied guide uses one 250 mg tablet per 10 gallons or one 500 mg tablet per 20 gallons.

No. This product is labeled for ornamental aquarium fish and non-food pet birds. It is not intended for dogs, cats, humans, or food-producing animals.

Aquarium keepers commonly use metronidazole when hole-in-the-head symptoms are suspected to involve intestinal flagellates such as Hexamita or Spironucleus. Similar lesions may have other causes, so diagnosis is important.

Fix Zole is not normally used for ich, white spot disease, or gill flukes. Those conditions generally require different treatment approaches.

Fix Zole is not normally the first choice for typical fin rot. It is more commonly used for certain protozoan flagellates and anaerobic-sensitive problems.

Routine preventative use is not recommended. Treatment should be based on observed symptoms, the product label, and professional guidance when the diagnosis is uncertain.

The supplied directions describe treatment every 24 hours for 5 to 10 days, without exceeding 10 days. Follow the current bottle label and discontinue if no improvement is seen within five days.

The supplied reference is 250 mg per 10 gallons, approximately 25 mg per gallon. Pre-dissolve the tablet in aquarium water and dose according to the actual water volume of the treatment tank.

Fix Zole is presented for freshwater and saltwater treatment tanks. A separate hospital tank is recommended, especially when the display aquarium contains corals or other invertebrates.

Sensitivity varies by species. Treat fish separately whenever possible rather than exposing shrimp, snails, corals, and other invertebrates.

Do not combine treatments unless a veterinarian or qualified aquatic professional specifically recommends the combination.

Administer metronidazole to non-food pet birds only under avian veterinary direction. The veterinarian must determine the amount, administration method, frequency, and duration.

Some improvement may become visible within three to five days through increased appetite, more normal droppings, and improved activity. Stop and seek professional advice if the animal worsens or no improvement is seen within five days.

Fix Zole 250 mg and 500 mg tablets can be ordered through this online store and shipped according to the current United States warehouse processing and shipping policy.

Fix Flex contains cephalexin and is used for certain bacterial concerns affecting ornamental aquarium fish, including fin and tail rot, skin ulcers, infected wounds, red patches, pop-eye, and soft-tissue infections.

In non-food pet birds, use should occur only under avian veterinary guidance.

Fix Flex is the current Aqua Soma Labs replacement for discontinued Fish Flex products. It provides cephalexin in familiar 250 mg and 500 mg capsule strengths with updated packaging.

Yes. The 500 mg Fix Flex strength is presented as the replacement for older Fish Flex Forte 500 mg products.

Fix Flex is the updated Aqua Soma Labs cephalexin product replacing older Aqua Ceph and Aqua Flex names in familiar 250 mg and 500 mg strengths.

The Fix Flex 500 mg option contains 500 mg of cephalexin per capsule. A separate 250 mg strength is also available.

Fix Flex 250 mg and 500 mg capsules can be ordered through this online store in 30-count or 100-count bottles and shipped according to the current store shipping policy.

Possible bacterial signs include frayed fins, ulcers, infected wounds, red or cloudy body areas, swelling, pop-eye, dropsy, appetite loss, and listless behavior.

Similar signs may also result from poor water quality, parasites, fungal conditions, injury, or other causes, so professional assessment is recommended when the diagnosis is uncertain.

Select the strength according to the actual water volume of the treatment tank. The supplied guideline uses 250 mg per 10 gallons, meaning one 500 mg capsule corresponds to approximately 20 gallons.

A separate hospital tank is preferred. This reduces exposure of healthy fish and sensitive invertebrates and helps protect the display aquarium's biological filtration.

Fix Flex is presented for use in properly prepared freshwater and saltwater treatment systems. A separate hospital tank is especially important for marine systems containing corals or invertebrates.

The supplied instructions describe treatment every 24 hours for 5 to 10 days, with partial water changes between treatments.

Discontinue treatment and seek professional advice if no improvement is seen within five days.

Fix Flex may be considered for non-food pet birds only under avian veterinary guidance. The veterinarian must determine the amount, administration method, frequency, and duration.

No. This product is labeled for ornamental aquarium fish and non-food pet birds. It is not intended for dogs, cats, humans, or food-producing animals.

Antibacterial treatments may disrupt beneficial biological filtration. Use a separate treatment tank whenever possible and monitor ammonia and nitrite closely.

Do not combine Fix Flex with other antibacterial or aquarium treatments unless a qualified veterinarian specifically recommends the combination.

Improvement may appear within three to five days through sores that stop spreading, improved appetite, steadier breathing, and increased activity.

Stop and seek professional guidance if the animal worsens or no improvement appears by day five.

Fix Flex is an antibacterial product. It should not be expected to treat fungal, viral, or parasitic conditions unless a professional has identified a separate appropriate reason for its use.

Store capsules tightly closed in their original container in a cool, dry place protected from sunlight and moisture.

Follow the current label and applicable local requirements when disposing of unused capsules, treatment water, or filter media. Avoid releasing concentrated treatment into natural waterways.

Fish cephalexin is a commonly used search term for cephalexin capsules labeled for ornamental aquarium fish. Fix Flex is offered in 250 mg and 500 mg capsule strengths.

The supplied label reference is 250 mg per 10 gallons, approximately 25 mg per gallon. Always follow the current bottle label and dose according to the actual treatment-tank water volume.

Fix Sulfa is an SMZ/TMP antibacterial treatment for certain suspected bacterial problems in ornamental aquarium fish, including fin and tail rot, ulcers, columnaris-type signs, pop-eye, cloudy eyes, red streaking, and systemic bacterial stress.

Fish Sulfa Forte was an aquarium SMZ/TMP product containing sulfamethoxazole and trimethoprim. Fix Sulfa is the current Aqua Soma Labs replacement in the same combined 960 mg strength.

Fix Sulfa uses the same combination of sulfamethoxazole 800 mg and trimethoprim 160 mg associated with older Fish Sulfa Forte products. The main changes are the manufacturer, branding, packaging, and current production.

Fix Sulfa is presented as the current Aqua Soma Labs replacement for older Aqua Sulfa and Aqua-SMZ/TMP aquarium products.

Fix Sulfa 960 mg tablets can be ordered through this online store in 30-count or 60-count bottles and shipped according to the current store shipping policy.

Each scored tablet contains sulfamethoxazole 800 mg and trimethoprim 160 mg, providing a combined strength of 960 mg.

The supplied label direction is one 960 mg tablet per 40 gallons or approximately 151 litres of treatment water.

One tablet per 40 gallons equals approximately 24 mg of combined sulfamethoxazole and trimethoprim per gallon. Follow the current bottle label rather than relying only on a calculated per-gallon amount.

The supplied instructions describe treatment every 24 hours for 5 to 10 days, with a partial water change between treatments.

Discontinue treatment if no improvement is noted after five days.

Improvement may appear within three to five days through sores that stop spreading, improved appetite, steadier breathing, and increased activity.

Stop treatment and seek professional guidance if fish worsen or no improvement appears by day five.

A separate hospital or quarantine tank is preferred. This provides better treatment control, protects healthy tank mates, and reduces disturbance to the display aquarium.

Remove activated carbon and other chemical filtration media and switch off ultraviolet sterilization during treatment because these systems may reduce treatment availability in the water.

Antibacterial treatment may disturb biological filtration. Use a separate treatment system when possible and monitor ammonia and nitrite closely.

Fix Sulfa is an antibacterial treatment. It should not be expected to treat fungal, viral, or parasitic conditions.

Small treatment tanks require careful measurement. Because each tablet is scored, it may be divided, or a complete tablet may be dissolved in a measured amount of water and the correct fraction added. Always follow the current bottle label.

Fix Sulfa is presented for ornamental fish in freshwater and saltwater treatment systems. Use a separate hospital tank when the display aquarium contains corals or sensitive invertebrates.

Do not combine Fix Sulfa with other treatments unless the label specifically permits the combination or an aquatic veterinarian recommends it.

Discontinue treatment if no improvement is noted after five days. Re-evaluate the water quality and diagnosis and seek aquatic veterinary advice.

Perform a partial water change, resume normal filtration, restore activated carbon or chemical media, and continue monitoring ammonia, nitrite, and fish behavior for several days.

Store tablets tightly closed in the original container in a cool, dry location protected from sunlight and moisture.

Follow the product label and applicable local requirements when disposing of unused tablets, treatment water, or filter media. Avoid releasing concentrated treatment into natural waterways.

Fix Doxy is used for certain bacterial problems affecting ornamental aquarium fish and non-food pet birds. These may include fin and tail rot, columnaris, gill disease, bacterial septicemia, internal bacterial infections, and certain avian respiratory infections.

Each Fix Doxy tablet provides doxycycline hyclate at a strength of 100 mg per tablet.

Fix Doxy provides the same doxycycline hyclate strength of 100 mg per tablet. The primary differences are the manufacturer, packaging, branding, and labeling. Fix Doxy is made by Aqua Soma Labs, while the former Fish Doxy line was associated with Thomas Labs.

Fix Doxy is presented as the online replacement for the discontinued Bird Biotic product. It provides doxycycline hyclate in a 100 mg tablet form for ornamental fish and non-food pet birds.

The older Thomas Labs Bird Biotic line was discontinued. Fix Doxy is offered as a replacement with the same doxycycline strength in an updated Aqua Soma Labs product.

Fix Doxy is intended to replace older Aqua Doxy products and provides doxycycline hyclate in the same 100 mg tablet format. Always check the current product label before use.

No. This product is labeled for ornamental aquarium fish and non-food pet birds. It is not intended for dogs, cats, humans, or animals raised for food.

Fix Doxy doxycycline 100 mg tablets can be ordered through this online store and shipped from our U.S. warehouse according to the current shipping policy.

This Fix Doxy product contains 100 mg of doxycycline hyclate per tablet and is offered in 30-count and 60-count bottles.

Possible signs in fish include frayed fins, cloudy or red body patches, sores, abnormal gill movement, appetite loss, hiding, or symptoms associated with columnaris.

Possible signs in birds include sneezing, wheezing, nasal discharge, fluffed feathers, lethargy, eye irritation, appetite loss, or changes in droppings. Similar symptoms may have different causes, so professional diagnosis is recommended when available.

Follow the current bottle label. Treatment may generally continue for approximately 5 to 10 days unless a veterinarian advises otherwise. The supplied information states that treatment should be stopped and professional guidance requested if no improvement is seen after five days.

The supplied label guidance uses one 100 mg tablet for every 15 gallons, or approximately 57 litres, of treatment water.

Fix Doxy is presented for use with ornamental fish in freshwater and saltwater treatment systems. A separate hospital tank is recommended whenever possible.

A separate hospital or quarantine tank is preferred. This helps protect the main biological filter, prevents exposure of sensitive invertebrates, and makes it easier to monitor the treated fish and water quality.

Antibacterial treatments may affect beneficial filter bacteria. Monitor ammonia and nitrite during treatment and use a separate treatment tank whenever possible.

Fix Doxy is presented for non-food pet birds, including racing pigeons. The correct amount depends on the bird, its weight, and the method of administration. Follow the label or the instructions of an avian veterinarian.

Do not mix Fix Doxy with other treatments unless a qualified veterinarian specifically recommends the combination.

Stop treatment and contact an aquatic or avian veterinarian if symptoms worsen or no improvement is seen within the period stated on the product label.

Store the bottle tightly closed in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight, excessive heat, moisture, children, and pets. Follow all storage information printed on the current bottle.

Follow the product label and applicable local disposal requirements. Avoid releasing concentrated medication into drains, natural waterways, or outdoor water systems. Contact your local waste or water authority when disposal instructions are unclear.

Fix Zithro contains azithromycin and is used for certain bacterial concerns in ornamental aquarium fish. These may include fin and tail rot, columnaris, gill disease, red or cloudy body areas, and certain internal bacterial problems.

In non-food pet birds, it may form part of a veterinarian-directed plan for certain respiratory, Mycoplasma-related, or Chlamydia psittaci concerns.

Fix Zithro is the current Aqua Soma Labs product replacing discontinued Thomas Labs Bird Zithro and Fish Zithro products. It provides the familiar 250 mg azithromycin tablet strength in updated packaging.

Fix Zithro is presented as the current Aqua Soma Labs replacement for older Aqua Zithro products and provides 250 mg of azithromycin per tablet.

Fix Zithro is intended as the updated replacement for discontinued Fish Zithro products, with the same 250 mg azithromycin tablet strength and updated branding.

Fix Zithro 250 mg tablets can be ordered through this online store in 12-count or 30-count bottles and shipped according to the current store shipping policy.

Azithromycin and amoxicillin are different antibacterial ingredients with different activity profiles. One is not automatically better or stronger for every infection. The appropriate choice depends on the suspected organism and the condition being treated.

Possible bacterial signs include frayed fins, fuzzy or red body patches, cloudy areas, gill irritation, pop-eye, appetite loss, and reduced activity.

Similar signs may also be caused by parasites, fungal conditions, injuries, or poor water quality, so professional assessment is recommended when the cause is unclear.

Fix Zithro contains azithromycin, but bird administration is based on body weight, species, condition, and veterinary instructions. Aquarium calculations must not be used for birds.

The supplied aquarium guideline uses one 250 mg tablet per 10 gallons or approximately 38 litres of treatment water.

This Fix Zithro product is supplied in a 250 mg tablet strength. A 500 mg treatment amount would require two 250 mg tablets according to the supplied aquarium chart.

The supplied directions describe one treatment every 24 hours for approximately 5 to 7 days. Always follow the current bottle label or veterinary instructions.

Improvement may appear within three to five days through steadier breathing, returning appetite, improved activity, and bacterial lesions that stop spreading.

Seek professional advice if the animal becomes worse or no improvement appears after several days.

Follow the product label, perform an appropriate partial water change, and restore activated carbon if normally used. Continue monitoring water quality and the condition of the treated fish.

A separate hospital tank is preferred. This reduces unnecessary exposure of healthy fish and sensitive invertebrates and helps protect the display aquarium's biological filtration.

Fix Zithro is presented for use in properly prepared freshwater and saltwater treatment tanks. A separate hospital tank is especially important for marine systems containing corals or invertebrates.

Fix Zithro may be considered for non-food pet birds, including racing pigeons, only under the direction of an avian veterinarian who determines the correct amount and duration.

Do not combine Fix Zithro with other antibacterial or aquarium treatments unless a qualified veterinarian specifically recommends the combination.

Fix Zithro is an antibacterial product. It should not be expected to treat fungal, viral, or parasitic conditions unless a professional has identified a separate appropriate reason for its use.

Small aquariums require careful volume calculations. The supplied guide is one 250 mg tablet per 10 gallons, so a smaller tank may require an accurately divided amount. Follow the bottle label or consult an aquatic veterinarian rather than estimating.

Store tablets tightly closed in a cool, dry place protected from direct sunlight and moisture.

Follow the current label and applicable local requirements when disposing of unused tablets, treatment water, or filter media. Avoid releasing concentrated treatment into natural waterways.

Fix Mox contains amoxicillin and is intended for certain bacterial problems in ornamental fish. These may include fin and tail rot, dropsy, red streaks, ulcers, abscesses, columnaris, septicemia, and certain gill infections.

For non-food pet birds, use should only occur under the guidance of an avian veterinarian.

Fix Mox is presented as the current Aqua Soma Labs replacement for discontinued Fish Mox, Fish Mox Forte, and Aqua Mox products. It is available in the familiar 250 mg and 500 mg amoxicillin capsule strengths.

The active ingredient in Fix Mox is amoxicillin trihydrate. Each capsule is clearly labeled as containing either 250 mg or 500 mg.

The 500 mg Fix Mox option contains 500 mg of amoxicillin per capsule. A separate 250 mg strength is also available.

Fix Mox capsules can be ordered through this online store and shipped from our United States warehouse according to the current shipping terms.

No. This product is labeled for ornamental aquarium fish and non-food pet birds. It is not intended for dogs, cats, humans, or food-producing animals.

The traditional Fish Mox product used the 250 mg strength, while Fish Mox Forte referred to the stronger 500 mg capsule. Fix Mox is available in both 250 mg and 500 mg strengths.

Possible bacterial signs include frayed or rotting fins, swelling, red streaks, sores, ulcers, bulging eyes, abnormal breathing, lethargy, or appetite loss.

Similar signs can also result from poor water quality, parasites, fungal problems, or other conditions, so professional assessment is recommended when the cause is uncertain.

A separate hospital or quarantine tank is preferred. This reduces exposure of healthy tank mates and sensitive invertebrates and helps protect the main aquarium's biological filtration.

The supplied label-style reference is 250 mg per 10 gallons, which is approximately 25 mg per gallon. Follow the current bottle label rather than relying only on a general calculation.

The supplied instructions describe treatment every 24 hours for approximately 5 to 10 days, with partial water changes between doses. Always follow the current product label.

Fix Mox is presented for ornamental fish in freshwater and saltwater treatment systems. A separate hospital tank is recommended, especially for marine aquariums containing invertebrates.

Use in non-food pet birds should only occur under avian veterinary guidance. The correct amount depends on the species, body weight, condition, administration method, and number of birds being treated.

Antibacterial treatments may interfere with beneficial biological filtration. Use a separate treatment tank and monitor ammonia and nitrite closely.

Fix Mox contains an antibacterial ingredient. It should not be assumed to treat fungal, viral, or parasitic conditions unless a qualified professional has identified an appropriate reason for its use.

Do not combine Fix Mox with other aquarium or bird treatments unless a veterinarian specifically recommends the combination.

The active ingredient is amoxicillin trihydrate, supplied as either 250 mg or 500 mg per capsule.

Keep the capsules in their original, tightly closed container at 59–86°F or 15–30°C. Protect the bottle from moisture, excessive heat, and direct sunlight, and keep it away from children and animals.

Stop treatment and seek aquatic veterinary advice if the fish become worse or show no improvement after the period specified on the product label.

Fish Mox is a commonly used name for amoxicillin capsules labeled for ornamental aquarium fish. Fix Mox is the current Aqua Soma Labs product offered in 250 mg and 500 mg capsule strengths.

Fix Flucon contains fluconazole and is intended for susceptible topical and systemic fungal problems affecting ornamental aquarium fish.

Each tablet contains 100 mg of fluconazole.

Fish Flucon is a commonly used name for aquarium fluconazole products. Fix Flucon is the current Aqua Soma Labs product supplied in a 100 mg tablet strength.

This Fix Flucon product is supplied in a 10-count bottle.

Fix Flucon may be considered for susceptible topical or systemic fungal concerns, including Saprolegnia-type growth and certain Ichthyophonus-related problems.

Fungal growth often appears raised, fuzzy, cotton-like, or wool-like and may develop on injured skin, fins, wounds, or eggs.

Bacterial columnaris, excess mucus, parasites, and damaged tissue can look similar, so diagnosis is important.

Not every cotton-like mouth lesion is fungal. Columnaris is a bacterial condition that may appear cotton-like and generally requires a different treatment approach.

Use Fix Flucon only when the problem is reasonably suspected to be fungal.

Fix Flucon is an antifungal product. It should not be expected to treat ordinary bacterial fin rot unless a separate susceptible fungal problem is also present.

No. Fluconazole is an antifungal ingredient and is not a standard treatment for ich, flukes, worms, or other parasitic conditions.

The current Fix Flucon listing direction is one pre-dissolved 100 mg tablet per 5 gallons or approximately 19 litres of actual treatment water.

Follow the bottle label received with the product because directions may change.

The current product direction describes treatment once every 24 hours for five consecutive days.

Discontinue use and reassess the diagnosis if no improvement is noted after five days.

Yes. Pre-dissolve the required tablet amount in a clean cup of aquarium water, then distribute the solution evenly throughout the treatment tank.

A separate hospital or quarantine tank is strongly recommended. It allows closer observation and limits exposure of healthy fish, plants, invertebrates, and the main aquarium system.

Remove activated carbon and other chemical filtration media during treatment because they may reduce the amount of fluconazole available in the water.

Switch off UV sterilization during treatment unless the current product label specifically directs otherwise.

Fix Flucon may be used in an appropriately prepared saltwater hospital tank when consistent with the current label.

Avoid treating a reef display containing corals or sensitive invertebrates when a separate treatment system is available.

Sensitivity can vary between species and systems. Treat affected fish separately rather than exposing shrimp, snails, corals, and other invertebrates.

Do not combine Fix Flucon with other antifungal, antibacterial, or antiparasitic products unless the labels permit the combination or a qualified aquatic professional recommends it.

Discontinue treatment if no improvement appears after five days.

Check water quality, reconsider whether the condition is truly fungal, and seek aquatic veterinary guidance.

Store the tablets in their original, tightly closed bottle in a cool, dry location protected from direct sunlight, heat, and moisture.

No. This product is intended for ornamental aquarium fish. It is not intended for humans, dogs, cats, birds, livestock, or food-producing animals.