Aquasonic Ichonex 250ml – Whitespot & Velvet Disease Treatment

Product Overview

Aquasonic Ichonex 250ml is a copper-based medication specially formulated for the treatment of whitespot (Ichthyophthirius multifiliis) and velvet disease in freshwater aquariums. It offers an effective alternative to conventional ich treatments, without staining or harsh toxicity.

⚠️ Not suitable for use with shrimp, catfish, or sensitive species due to copper content.

Features & Benefits

Fast & Proven Ich Treatment

Targets whitespot (Ich) and velvet disease effectively with a time-tested copper formula.

Gentle on Aquarium Appearance

Unlike some medications, Ichonex does not stain aquarium water.

Efficient Dosing Strategy

Optimized to shorten the parasite lifecycle by splitting doses and raising temperature.

Trusted Australian Brand

Made by Aquasonic, one of Australia’s leading aquarium health specialists.

When to Use

• Fish exhibit signs of whitespot (Ich) or velvet disease

• Infected fish display white spots, flashing, or rubbing against surfaces

• Effective for freshwater aquaria with stable pH (≥7.5)

How to Use (Instructions)

Day 1

Add 5mL per 40 litres of aquarium water.

Days 2 & 3

Add 2.5mL per 40 litres (half dose).

For best results, divide the daily dose in half and add twice daily (morning & night).

Optional Enhancements

• Raise aquarium temperature by 2–3°C to speed up the parasite's life cycle.

• Maintain pH above 7.5 to reduce copper toxicity.

Product Details

• Size: 250ml

• Treats: Up to 2,000 litres (based on full 3-day regimen)

• For Use In: Freshwater aquariums only

• Do Not Use With: Shrimp, catfish, or other copper-sensitive species

• Active Ingredient: Copper

• Brand: Aquasonic (Australia)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Can I use Ichonex with shrimp or catfish?

No — Ichonex is not safe for copper-sensitive species like shrimp and catfish.

Will this product stain my tank or decorations?

No, Ichonex does not stain unlike other ich medications.

Do I need to test for copper?

Yes — use a copper test kit (e.g., Aquasonic Copper Test Kit) to monitor safe and effective copper levels.