Hikari Ich-X – 4 oz Liquid Ich Treatment for Freshwater & Marine Fish

Hikari Ich-X – 4 oz Liquid Ich Treatment for Freshwater & Marine Fish

Hikari Ich-X (4 oz) is a powerful yet gentle treatment designed to control and eliminate Ich (white spot disease), fungus, and protozoan infections in both freshwater and marine aquariums. Trusted by hobbyists and professionals alike, Ich-X is one of the most effective and widely used ich treatments available.

Formulated with formalin and malachite green chloride, Ich-X targets external parasites safely without harming plants or filtration bacteria when used as directed. It’s ideal for use in hospital or display tanks to quickly stop ich outbreaks and restore fish health.

💧 Key Features:

• Effective against Ich (white spot disease), fungus, and protozoans
• Safe for use in freshwater and marine aquariums
• Gentle on fish, plants, and biofilters
• Trusted by professional breeders and aquarists
• Easy dosing cap for precise treatment

📦 Product Details:

• Size: 4 fl oz (118 mL)
• Active Ingredients: Formaldehyde (<5%) and Malachite Green Chloride (<0.1%)
• Treatment Type: External parasite and fungus control
• Safe For: Freshwater and marine fish

💡 Directions for Use:

• Perform a 1/3 water change before each treatment.
• Add 1 teaspoon (5 mL) per 10 gallons of aquarium water.
• Repeat daily as needed or until symptoms disappear.
• Remove activated carbon during treatment and maintain aeration.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What does Ich-X treat?
A: It effectively treats Ich (white spot disease), velvet, trichodina, and external fungal infections.

Q: Is it safe for plants and invertebrates?
A: Yes—when used as directed, Ich-X is safe for plants. Avoid use with delicate invertebrates in marine setups.

Q: How long does it take to see improvement?
A: Visible improvement is often seen within 2–3 days of proper dosing.

Q: Can I use it in my display tank?
A: Yes—it’s safe for most display aquariums but is often used in quarantine or hospital tanks for best results.

Q: Do I need to remove carbon or UV sterilizers?
A: Yes—remove carbon and turn off UV sterilizers during treatment.