Usage:

• It is important to dissolve the salt before adding it to the aquarium, raw salt will burn the fish’s skin.
• For combating fungus, day 1 add 1 teaspoon per 5 litre of water which is ideal for treating mild cases of bacterial and fungal infections. Keep the fish in the salt solution for 2 to 5 days, and then increase the concentration if there is no improvement.
• If there is no improvement after 5 days increase the concentration to by adding another 1 teaspoon per 5 litre of water this should mean the salt in the water is at a level it can treat a wide range of illnesses.
• If the tonic salt has cured your fish of the fungus, then a water change needs to happen to reduce the level of salt in your tank as tonic salt does not evaporate or get filtered out.
• Use with some disease treatments for eradicating fin rot, ulcers, swim-bladder, dropsy, and other bacterial infections.
• For hatching brine shrimp eggs, use a solution of 6 teaspoonful per 5 litres of water to produce ideal conditions and maintain water temperature at 26°
• Water Conditioning, when setting up a new aquarium, use one teaspoon of salt per 18 litres of water.
• For creating brackish water, use one teaspoon of salt per 18 litres of water.
• Not suitable for use in Marine aquariums.

• Available in 250g, 600g, 1250g tubs and 4kg bulk packs.
• 250g and 600g are supplied in outers of 6, to be sold separately.
• Other sizes are supplied in singles.
• Contains Sodium Chloride.
• For guidance, 1 teaspoonful is approximately 8 grams.