Seachem Cupramine and Seachem ParaGuard are both used to treat various pet fish diseases. So, can you use these two solutions together at the same time? You can find out in this guide from Aquarium Blueprints. Can you use Seachem Cupramine and Seachem ParaGuard together? According to Seachem, you can’t use Cupramine together with ParaGuard. … Read more
Seachem has two similar treatment products with Cupramine and ParaGuard. So, what are the main differences between these solutions? You can find out in this versus guide. Quick Summary The Seachem Cupramine is faster at treating Ich in saltwater while the Seachem ParaGuard works quicker in freshwater. When it comes to Velvet, Cupramine takes 16 … Read more
You can use Seachem Cupramine to help treat Freshwater Ich (Ichthyophthirius), Saltwater Ich (Cryptocaryon), Freshwater Velvet (Piscinoodinium) and Saltwater Velvet (Amyloodinium). Once you are done with treating your fish, Seachem highly recommends that you remove this solution from your tank water. Otherwise, long term exposure to copper may end up causing health issues for the … Read more
Seachem Cupramine can be used to treat a variety of aquarium fish diseases. If this product does not seem to be working as advertised, then you can take a look at this troubleshooting article from Aquarium Blueprints to see what steps you can take to make the treatment effective. 1. The first step we recommend … Read more
If your fish has been infected by ich or velvet, then you can treat them with the Seachem Cupramine. You can take a look at this treatment schedule guide to see how you can properly use this product. Before you start, make sure you turn off your ozone filter and/or UV filter if you are … Read more
With Seachem Cupramine, you will be able to treat Ich and Velvet in both freshwater and saltwater tanks. With that said, angels, lionfish, loaches, mandarins, pipefish, puffers, rays, seahorses, sharks and scale-less fish may not respond well do the normal recommended dosage. To find how you can carefully treat sensitive fish with Cupramine, you can … Read more
The Seachem Cupramine can be used to treat Ich and Velvet in both freshwater and saltwater aquariums. So, how much of this solution should you dose in your fish tank> You can find out in this dosage calculator article at Aquarium Blueprints. How to calculate the water volume of your fish tank It is very … Read more
Seachem Cupramine will help treat external parasites on your sick fish. So, how does this product affect the beneficial bacteria in your aquarium? You can find out in this article at Aquarium Blueprints. Quick Summary While Seachem Cupramine won’t directly harm the beneficial bacteria living in your fish tank, it will slow its growth rate, … Read more
With Seachem Cupramine, you can treat fish that are infected with external parasites such as Amyloodinium, Cryptocaryon, Ichthyophthirius and Oodinium. So, does this treatment product have an expiration date? You can find out in this guide at Aquarium Blueprints. Quick Summary Seachem Cupramine does not have an expiration date as it should last indefinitely. With … Read more
Seachem Cupramine will help treat Amyloodinium, Cryptocaryon, Ichthyophthirius, Oodinium and other parasites. If you accidentally overdose this product, however, then it will become very toxic to the fish and other inhabitants in your fish tank. You can check out this guide to see what you can do when you add too much Cupramine in your … Read more
