Prazi and Prime

[ibrat82]

I'm on day 3 of prazi treatment for my 2 anthias which I saw white stringy poo. They have been in qt for 2 weeks .Now I did a 50% water change before starting prazi and today on the seachem badge I see it change color to .05 so I dosed prime and I might have added a little more a tiny bit more than the recommended. With prazi is this going to cause an issue? I read here that the two together have been known to have caused fish deaths? Is this true?

 

[Dkuhlmann]

I would call Hikari Solutions the manufacturer of Prazi and see what they say.

 

[CStrickland]

I'm pretty sure that prazi is mostly gone from the water after 3 days, so I wouldn't worry too much.

 

[MondoBongo]

shouldn't be an issue. i run prazi with amquel in my ttm tanks for just the reasons you stated.

haven't had any issues from it.

 

[scooter31707]

I have done it on 8 different occasions with no issues yet.

 

[drauka99]

Pretty sure the Prazi directions specify state not to use any ammonia binders (prime) and not to dose when ammonia is reading more than 0.0. I believe the medication can have an adverse affect from the presence of ammonia, even cleated ammonia

I would do as large a water change as possible or move the fish and redose the prazi.

Prazi is pretty much gone from the water in 3 days, but from the original post it looks like it has been one day.

 

[MondoBongo]

Pretty sure the Prazi directions specify state not to use any ammonia binders (prime) and not to dose when ammonia is reading more than 0.0. I believe the medication can have an adverse affect from the presence of ammonia, even cleated ammonia

I would do as large a water change as possible or move the fish and redose the prazi.

Prazi is pretty much gone from the water in 3 days, but from the original post it looks like it has been one day.

opposite:

http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/prod_display.cfm?pcatid=12098

Any water used should first be conditioned to remove ammonia, chlorine and chloramines.