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The Dymax Endo Guard is a conditioner-series fish treatment that Dymax formulates to help fish fight bacterial infections and prevent fungus.

Key Features

  • Dymax states it helps combat bacteria and a range of common fish diseases
  • Helps prevent fungal problems
  • 500 ml bottle

Good To Know

  • Follow the dose printed on the bottle exactly, based on the tank's real water volume rather than its nominal size.
  • Take activated carbon out of the filter while treating — it absorbs medication.
  • Shrimp, snails and other invertebrates can be sensitive to fish medications; check the label or move them before treating.
  • Increase aeration during treatment, as many medicines reduce dissolved oxygen.
  • If fish don't improve, or several are dying, ask an aquatic vet or fish-health specialist — a correct diagnosis matters more than a stronger dose.
  • Keep out of reach of children and pets.

Dymax endo guard fish treatment - 500ml

Conditioner Series I Bacterial & Fungal Support I Freshwater Fish I 500 ml

AED 63.00

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The Dymax Endo Guard is a conditioner-series fish treatment that Dymax formulates to help fish fight bacterial infections and prevent fungus.

Key Features

  • Dymax states it helps combat bacteria and a range of common fish diseases
  • Helps prevent fungal problems
  • 500 ml bottle

Good To Know

  • Follow the dose printed on the bottle exactly, based on the tank's real water volume rather than its nominal size.
  • Take activated carbon out of the filter while treating — it absorbs medication.
  • Shrimp, snails and other invertebrates can be sensitive to fish medications; check the label or move them before treating.
  • Increase aeration during treatment, as many medicines reduce dissolved oxygen.
  • If fish don't improve, or several are dying, ask an aquatic vet or fish-health specialist — a correct diagnosis matters more than a stronger dose.
  • Keep out of reach of children and pets.