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Old December 11th, 2008  
Fish Keeper
 
AquaMaster - Multi-Cure

Hi All,

Has anybody used the product AquaMaster Multi-cure.
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Old December 11th, 2008  
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As a broad spectrum medication it should be ok. It has methylene blue and the malachite green in it and I would assume that it should work, tho I have never used it. I try to stay away from broad spectrum medications and try to find meds for the specific problem as I believe those meds would be stronger rather than a general broad spectrum such as the multi-cure.Please let us know if it worked in your tank.
ps it will stain everything in your tank either blue or green btw....

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Old December 11th, 2008  
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Methylene Blue is more likely than not to wipe out your beneficial bacteria. I suggest you treat your fish in a smaller uncycled tank so you keep your tank cycle undisrupted.

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Old December 11th, 2008  
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I've never had problems with methylene blue killing my bacteria, but it does wipe out plants and can harm inverts. A different broad spectrum would probably be better, such as Mela/Pima-fix. You can add in something such as Rid-ICH+ that contains Malachite green (safe for plants and inverts).
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Old December 12th, 2008  
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thanks

yeah it makes the tank go green for a little while, ive been putting live bacteria to offset any good bacteria deficiencies
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Old December 12th, 2008  
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I don't have experience with that medication, however I can recomend melafix and pimafix they are great. The melafix is for bacterial things, the pimafix is for fungal issues. I keep both stocked up at home for my cichild tanks. I use the melafix very often, just when I see fin nips, etc to prevent any infections. I have also used melafix/pimafix one time for a fungal infection about 8 months ago it worked great all of my fish survived something that I didn't think was possible. It was in my 36g tank, and it only took 3 days of therapy.
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