No Sick Fish: anyone used?

[XtrmCHoPZ]

Ever heard of No Sick Fish? I checked out their website and they say their product works great( just like everyone else) I had also seen their ads in some magazines then a link here on reef central......anyone used them with good results? Theyre kind of expensive too, doesnt say how big the bottles are.

 

[billsreef]

I recently had the opportunity to put NSF's ich remedy to the test, and found it had no effect on Marine Ich (Cryptocaryon irritans) when used in a reef tank according tier directions.

IME if you want to actually cure ich, don't bother with any of the so called reef safe ich remedies and treat with the proven cures of either hyposalinity (my preference) or Copper.

 

[cccapt]

It's a waste of money. Without knowing what it's made of, you might just be adding 1 drop of water per 25 gals as the instructions state...and the stuff is about as effective as water.

 

[billsreef]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6737738#post6737738 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by cccapt
and the stuff is about as effective as water.

Actually plain ol' H2O is quite effective when used in sufficient quanitities to yield the proper hyposaline environment

 

[chocolates mom]

I was told it was great! Spent $60.00 on a teeny bottle and it didn't work

 

[Angela Short]

The way I look at it $60 would go along way twords a refractometer and cheap QT tank. Then you can use plain ol' water in a diluted form as stated by billsreef is a much more proven treatment .