Where is the best place to get Microbelift Herbtana?

[Masterderrull]

Title says it all. I live in the Valencia area and about 4 days ago my hippo tang showed signs of getting ick. I think it's because I stated getting all my minerals in their proper ranges, and I ended up boosting my alkalinity from 1.7 to 2.5 in about 1.5 days. Whether that's the reason or not, he's got the ick. I've started using some selcon and vita-chem, and I might start using garlic, because I've read that it MAY help although it's never been proven. I wanted to have this herbal supplement on hand and give it a try as well. Maybe alternate between medications as needed. If anybody has used Microbelift Herbtana before and/or knows where to get it, it would be much appreciated.

On a second note, my sailfin tang had ick for about a day and it's gone already. No other fishes have ick and no other inverts or corals show signs of distress; just my hippo tang.

Thanks, Derek

 

[Masterderrull]

I guess the title didn't say it all.

 

[raynist]

Ich has different life cycles, so it may disappear from a fish temporarily but still be in your system. A healthy fish that eats well should fight off ich.

I haven't lost a fish to ich in over 5 years and I never treat for it.

 

[Masterderrull]

Ok ray. I kind of figured that but was trying to cover all my options. I’ll just keep feeding him what ever he wants, which is everything.

 

[ironwill723]

If you have the extra funds, I have found that using ozone really helps as well with ich. I use an Ozotech unit on my skimmer and have 6 tangs in my system. I have never lost a fish since hooking up my unit last year including my ich magnet Achilles tang.

 

[poolkeeper1]

Snake oil

Snake oil

Just my opinion but save your money, As i tried Herbtanna and saw no results at all! Plus it runs about 25.00 a bottle around here and smells like furniture polish (Not in my tank) ever again.
JMO, Garlic guard soaked food will help more than that stuff.
Bill

 

[BeanAnimal]

Don't waste your money on garlic PRODUCTS either. Most of the beneficial compounds in garlic dissapate quickly after it is crushed. If you are going to use garlic, just buy a few cloves and crush and use it at the time of feeding. Chomp on a clove or two yourself while you are at it... good stuff.

 

[Raceimage]

My regal tang would get spots every time I was in the tank. They would go away within a day though. Now I guess he's use to the five fingered fish and doesn't get stressed as much when I'm doing maintenance.