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KICK-ICH
A reef safe water treatment that controls "Ich" by disrupting the life cycle of C. irritans (marine) or I. multifiliis (freshwater). Does not contain copper.
KICK-ICH™ is a scientifically developed water treatment, which was proven effective during two years of national test marketing, for stopping C. irritans and I. multifiliis infections. The KICK-ICH™ formulation is specifically designed to interrupt the free swimming stage (i.e., the “tomite” stage) of their life cycles, thereby stopping progressive infection and reinfection, without use of copper, malachite green, hyper-irritants or other chemicals that are toxic to many aquarium inhabitants. In addition, KICK-ICH™ does not affect nitrifying bacteria (e.g., Nitrosomonas and Nitrobacter) and is biodegradable. |
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HydroPlex
The HydroPlex water treatment contains a number of ingredients that have been approved by the Unites States Food and Drug Administration for over the counter sales.
These ingredients include preservatives used for eye makeup, lipstick, lotions, etc., as well as antibacterials used in handsoaps and shampoos (e.g. for dandruff). HydroPlex also includes compounds effective for the control of yeast and fungal (e.g. athletes foot) problems. |
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The Rally Science
The Rally label lists three active ingredients that have been proven effective in parasite control in aquaculture operations and tropical fish farms: acriflavine, aminoacridine and formalin. Virtually all hobby aficionados are familiar with formalin, most are probably at least aware of acriflavine, and the pharmaceutically well informed probably know about aminoacridine. However, scant few truly understand the chemical structure and properties of these compounds, and fewer still the molecular mechanisms whereby they impart their biological effects. Consequently, almost no one knows or understands why Rally is more effective than the sum of its parts: the simultaneous but independent addition of acriflavine, aminoacridine and formalin in amounts comparable to a dose of Rally will not have as great or as enduring an effect as Rally. Why? |
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