API Fin and Body cure plant safe?

[BettaFishObsessed]

Is API Fin and Body cure safe for plants? I want to know before i use it if i have to take out the plants i have in my tank so it doesnt kill them, i have to order it online and i cant find the full label anywhere. Also, does it have any salt? Ive seen some reviews saying that it has salt even though its a freshwater product, but its only a few so they could be wrong

 

[BigManAquatics]

Went down a bit of a rabbit hole with this one!

Doxycycline hyclate is the active ingredient. Have seen it is safe for snails. Never could find if it is safe for plants though or not.

I would just assume it isn't to be on the safe side.

 

[BettaFishObsessed]

Went down a bit of a rabbit hole with this one!

Doxycycline hyclate is the active ingredient. Have seen it is safe for snails. Never could find if it is safe for plants though or not.

I would just assume it isn't to be on the safe side.

Alright, thank you very much! Guess my five gal will be filled with extra plants for a few weeks, lol. Should i wait until ive done enough water changes to get it all out of the eater to be safe or can i put them back in just one or two water changes after the treatment? Thank you very much! Also, were you able to find if it has salt in it? I was planning on using it with a very salt sensitive fish and i dont want to kill them

 

[BigManAquatics]

Alright, thank you very much! Guess my five gal will be filled with extra plants for a few weeks, lol. Should i wait until ive done enough water changes to get it all out of the eater to be safe or can i put them back in just one or two water changes after the treatment? Thank you very much! Also, were you able to find if it has salt in it? I was planning on using it with a very salt sensitive fish and i dont want to kill them

Only ingredient i saw was the meds themselves.

 

[BettaFishObsessed]

Only ingredient i saw was the meds themselves.

Okay, thanks! Here’s hoping that it doesnt have salt! Thanks a lot, by the way!