Flux Rx (Fluconazole) Aquarium Treatment – Blue Life

Introduction

Flux Rx is an extremely safe and effective aquarium treatment and can even be used in reef aquariums with corals present. It should be noted that if you have bryopsis or green hair algae in your aquarium, fluconazole can cause the rapid death of these algae species as a side effect. Hair algae can bind significant amounts of nutrients in their tissue. If they begin to die, they will release these nutrients, including nitrate and phosphate, back into your aquarium, so you should be prepared to perform water changes and take other action to maintain water quality.

Available in Two Sizes

• 100 gallon (2,000 mg)
• 200 gallon (4,000 mg)

How to Use

Note: When dosing, a large scoop (1cc) should be level, and a small scoop (0.15cc) rounded/generous. Turn off the skimmer and discontinue using activated carbon and phosphate remover for 72 hours. Skimming may be resumed after 72 hours, but all other chemical filtration should be removed during treatment. Turn off UV sterilizers for the duration of treatment. Filter socks are recommended to aid in cleaning the aquarium. Do not use it if you have macroalgae or a refugium. Allow 10 to 14 days for results.

• Add 1 level large scoop of powder per 25 US gallons or 1 rounded small scoop per 5 US gallons. Dose powder to a high flow area of the aquarium and allow it to disperse throughout the display with the current.
• Allow 10 to 14 days for results.
• After treatment, we recommend a series of water changes to restore water quality and remove residual medication. Add fresh activated carbon to filtration.

Warning: This product is not intended for human consumption. Keep out of reach of children. If ingested, contact a physician or poison control center immediately.