API AQUARIUM SALT Freshwater Aquarium Salt 453-Gram Box

I use this to revive a nitrate filter, does a great job.

Had to isolate one of my small pond koi yesterday after noticing it just doesn’t seem to come up to the surface for food , I just never seem to see it & I’ve only had it for approx 4 weeks . On closer inspection I found it hiding behind plants & my much larger Koi ganging up on it so I immediately removed & isolated it in a tank with plenty of air stones , Did some research & the symptoms pointed to “Fungus “ . I ordered this salt Last night , it arrived this morning so I immediately gave the Little Koi a 10 minute salt bath before popping it back in isolation . It’s only early days But the Koi has definitely livened up & is attempting to swim around the tank , this is right after the fish had spent the entire time laid on the bottom of the tank since yesterday , not eating , gasping & totally lethargic . If this is the result from just one use I’m very impressed . Will be treating again tomorrow. ( 24 hours apart as instructed) Product arrived with slight leakage but nothing too bad , you get plenty of product for the price too so it will last a while . I’d definitely recommend it .

Excellent as always,I always find salt a great healer amongst my goldfish

Can’t go wrong with API products however the box was well battered when it arrived though not broken

No issues at all, as described

Handie to keep when fish get no well.

Pleased with purchase.

My Betta was flashing up and down the tank and constantly, i could not see any trace of white dots\parasites and just thought that he must just be chasing his reflection. I have seen many videos on Youtube stating that this is normal and not to worry and they are WRONG, my Betta was still doing this with the lights and the pump turned off and the sides of the tank covered up. Then i noticed that he had rubbed the scales away from his face and the sode of his bod, this when i realized that he was rubbing against the glass and not chasing his reflection. I bathed him externally (in the morning) with half a teaspoon of aquarium salt and 1 drop of prime in about 5 litres of water gradually increasing the temp to 26.3C and then letting the water cool back down to 25C (my tank temp) and this did not seem to make a difference. Then later in the afternoon he seemed to be going crazy up and down the tank so i bathed him again. Wow after 15 mins in another bath i placed him back in the tank and he is completely back to normal. I will continue to bath him now for about a week to help heal his rubbed away scales but i am so thankful and so grateful for this product.UPDATE: Oops a day later and hes back to flashing and tank surfing, i have ordered other meds....research also tells me to add API stress coat to make up for the salt that could remove the slime coat from the fishes scales.