Hikari Sales 71100 Betta ReviveTM

De pilón, solo te sirve para dos tratamientos si tienes al pobre Beta encerrado en un pomito de medio litro :( un abuso completo, porque los antibióticos que trae son baratos y vienen en poca cantidad. También el azul de metileno es barato. Es una pena que nos enganchen con esto que seguramente cuesta 200 veces menos de lo que lo venden.

My fishes are dead I just put one drop and they became hyperactive and finally died

My Beta seemed to be unwell i did half water change then daily 1/4 water change to no avail this was a last ditch effort and wow it worked now i don't know if it was mixture of this and the regular fresh water but something helped his so i'm glad i got this worth every penny and makes me feel better having it at age ready just in case

This stuff is awesome!So, I read all over the internet that dropsy was incurable and basically 99% fatal in Betta fish.And then I found this: http://nippyfish.net/2009/09/18/curing-dropsy-in-betta-fish/A possible dropsy cure! Thanks to Amazon Prime shipping, this medication arrived promptly and it worked!The Method (for those with the same fish ailment):I had read all over that it was believed to be the cause of bacterial infections that caused the kidneys to begin to fail and pump fluid into the skin. So for the days prior while I anxiously awaited the medication to arrive, he was dosed in his original 5 gallon planted tank with API T. C. Tetracycline antibacterial medication as per the package directions (half packet for 5 gallons, second half 24 hours later, 25 percent water change 24 hours later (he was in his bath at this point), carbon filter back in, etc).I used a quart fish bowl from Petsmart ($5) as his quarantine tank as all of our sick tanks are for our bigger fish and would take too much Hikari to work. A gallon of drinking water from Walmart (88¢) was used to make measuring the salt easier and make changing the water a snap. Pre-measured into the gallon was API quick start tap water purifier with 1/2 tsp + 1/8 tsp of Epsom salt. For the second gallon I mixed after seeing some improvement, I switched back to a rounded 1/2 tsp of aquarium salt. And of course the Hikari revive (4 drops for the whole bowl). I changed 50% of his water ever other day, adding 2 drops of Hikari.I had an airstone in the tank turned off just in case I saw gasping but with the additional water (instead of the 16oz the post called for) and constant changes he never seemed to need it. He also has his sinking Betta log to hide in (he's not shy so he never used it) and his hammock. He spent 90% of the time resting on the hammock.

It killed my betta its had fish rot i thonk for months o figured it would have died sooner .. the instructions arnt clear and i couldnt find anything on google.. it said to do daily water changes