- Treats internal parasites
- Treats external parasites
- Safe for plants and invertebrates
This is great for internal tapeworms and some external parasites. This is dosed as a 1-week treatment for parasites and is safe for plants, shrimp, and snails. It can also be used to treat fish in quarantine. We recommend using an air stone in the aquarium when treating with Prazi Pro. Good for treating:
- Flukes
- Flatworms
- Tapeworms
- Turbellarians
Customer Reviews
I had disease introduced into my tank that I was fighting for about 8 months before trying PraziPro. This disease seemed to kill cherry shrimp, mystery snails, and fish. It would often take a month maybe more from first signs to a fish dying. They would get sick 1-2 at a time. Since it was so slow moving I often would think that everyone was cured and then a month later someone would fall sick. Other treatments seemed to work, but eventually someone would fall sick again. It has been over 2 months after finishing PraziPro and everyone looks healthy!! I had 4 Amano Shrimp in the tank when I used PraziPro, they seemed fine. I did 5 doses over the course of 4.5 weeks (Which is quite a lot!). The shrimp did die slowly during the month following treatment. I don't know if that was due to a delayed response to PraziPro, the disease (which may have killed my previously owned cherry shrimp), or just that I'm a new fish owner and shrimp long-term are difficult. My Borneo Sucker Loaches did well. After finishing treatment my API Ammonia Test was showing Orange. Even after a water change and a couple weeks later. This must have been due to using PraziPro. My best guess of what I was fighting is tapeworms, but I can't say for sure.
My fish improved after using this product, i am happy with it!
Aquarium Solutions PraziPro
Use in shrimp tank
Bought this to prevent any more shrimp deaths due to parasites in my display tanks.
I have been using it as part of Q/T for all shrimp for 9 months now, and I have not had any new deaths due to anything beyond old age. I have not lost any shrimp in Q/T either, and shrimp are breeding in Q/T so only babies born in my tanks go into my display tanks.
I didn't get any new fish until a few weeks ago, and I can now say that I see a difference in fish health coming out of Q/T as well. Fish are nicely colored up, and starting to put on weight. They have de-stressed from their shipping journey, and will be moving into breeding tanks in ~2 more weeks if they keep looking good 👍 (WCMM started breeding in Q/T, Endler males don't have that option)
