Fish Flucon (Fluconazole) 100mg 10 Capsules is a trusted antifungal fish antibiotic, specifically formulated to treat fungal infections in ornamental and aquarium fish. Each tablet contains pharmaceutical-grade Fluconazole, providing effective treatment for systemic and topical fungal infections, including Ichthyophonus hoferi, cotton mouth disease, fin and tail rot, and gill fungal infections. This broad-spectrum medication is ideal for both freshwater and saltwater aquariums, helping restore your fish’s health while preserving beneficial aquarium bacteria.
Key Benefits
Broad-Spectrum Antifungal Action: Targets a wide range of fungal infections affecting aquarium and pond fish.
Safe for Biofilters: Does not harm beneficial bacteria in biological filtration systems, keeping your tank balanced.
High Potency: Each tablet contains 100mg of Fluconazole for fast and effective treatment.
Easy to Use: Pre-measured tablets simplify dosing and reduce treatment errors.
Rapid Recovery: Promotes visible improvement in fish health within a few days of treatment.
When to Use Fish Flucon Use Fish Flucon when fish show signs of fungal infections, such as:
Cotton-like growths on skin, fins, or gills
Rotting fins or tail
Lethargy or loss of appetite associated with fungal disease
Gill inflammation caused by fungal pathogens
Always confirm symptoms are caused by fungal infections before starting treatment.
Directions for Use
Remove activated carbon or UV sterilizers before treatment.
Dissolve 1 tablet (100mg) per 10 gallons of water.
Repeat every 24 hours for a full 5-day treatment cycle or as recommended by a veterinarian.
Perform a 25–50% water change between doses if necessary.
Reintroduce carbon or UV equipment after treatment ends.
Active Ingredient
Fluconazole 100mg
Precautions & Safety
For aquarium use only; not for human consumption.
Avoid use in tanks with sensitive invertebrates unless advised by an expert.
Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.
Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Monitor fish during treatment and consult an aquatic veterinarian if symptoms persist.
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