Product Overview

Aquasonic Para-Gone 25 Tabs is a targeted treatment designed to control external parasites like fish lice, gill flukes, and anchor worms in both freshwater and fish-only marine aquariums. A trusted solution for aquarists facing visible signs of parasitic infestations or behavioral indicators like flashing or rubbing.

⚠️ Use with caution on Plecostomus, Bristlenose catfish, and Silver Dollars.

Features & Benefits

Broad-Spectrum Parasite Control

Effectively targets Argulus spp. (fish lice), Ergasilus spp. (gill flukes), and Lernaea spp. (anchor worms).

Convenient Tablet Dosage

No need to measure liquids — just 1 tablet per 40L makes treatment simple and mess-free.

Adjustable Regimen

Flexible dosing intervals depending on parasite type and temperature conditions.

Suitable for Freshwater and Fish-Only Marine Aquariums

Can be safely used in non-reef saltwater tanks with adjusted dosage.

When to Use

• Fish are scratching, rubbing or showing stress.

• Visible signs of lice, worms, or flukes.

• Quarantine treatment for new or wild-caught fish.

How to Use (Instructions)

Standard Dosage

• Use 1 tablet per 40L of aquarium water.

• Repeat dose after 7 days.

For Anchor Worms

• Repeat treatment every 5 days until all adults are eradicated.

For Cold Water Tanks

• Increase dosing interval to every 12 days.

Marine (Fish-Only) Tanks

• Due to higher pH, reduce dosage to 1 tablet per 160L.

Maintain temperature around 25°C and pH between 6.0–7.0 during treatment.

Product Details

• Name: Aquasonic Para-Gone

• Form: Tablets

• Quantity: 25 Tabs

• Use: External parasite control

• Suitable for: Freshwater & fish-only marine tanks

• Brand: Aquasonic (Australia)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Will this harm my catfish or Silver Dollars?

Para-Gone may stress sensitive species such as Plecostomus, Bristlenose, and Silver Dollars. Monitor closely during treatment.

Can I use it in my reef tank?

No — Para-Gone is not safe for reef aquariums. Use only in fish-only setups.

Do I need to remove carbon filtration?

Yes — remove activated carbon to avoid reducing treatment effectiveness.