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What’s in Your Fish Cabinet?

Stock your fish room with the best to ensure you can deal with any fish disease.

By Mark A. Mitchell, D.V.M., Ph.D.

One of the first things hobbyists encounter, when visiting their local pet stores, in search of a medication to treat their ailing fishes is the vast selection of therapeutics that are available. Most pet stores carry dozens of different medications from several different manufacturers. For the beginner, the entire experience can be a bit overwhelming. Even for experienced hobbyists, selecting a medication to treat their fishes can be an uncomfortable experience. In a previous article (FAMA, February 2009) I discussed the different routes for treating fish. In this article I want to focus on the actual types of medications that are available for treatment.

Want to read the full story? Pick up the March 2009 issue of Freshwater And Marine Aquarium, or subscribe to get 12 months of articles just like this.


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