- 8 Ounces treat up to 4,800
- Shelf Life 3-Years after opening
DOSAGE RATES
- Up to 300: 1/2 Ounce
- Up to 600: 1 Ounce
- Up to 1,200: 2 Ounces
- Up to 1,800: 3 Ounces
Please note: Above are recommendations. Always read the product label. (2 Tablespoons = 1 Ounce)
Routine Application Rate
Dissolve 1 oz of WipeOut in dechlorinated water for every 600 gallons of water to be treated and add to the pond or aquarium for a 24 hour period. It is advisable to remove filter media prior to treatment for the 24-hour duration of treatment with WipeOut.
Persistent Problem Application Rate
WipeOut can be reapplied within 36 hours of initial application. Should you want to avoid removing filter media a dip application can be performed in a separate holding tank or "hospital tank", do not reuse the container for any other use.
For Best Results
Do not over apply WipeOut and follow directions thoroughly for maximum effect.
Product Notices:
Only use the amount stated above. Overdosing will not increase the effect. Do not use other chemicals while treating with this product.
5 Ways to Prevent Fish Illness in Water Gardens
Most fish illness begins with stress due to water quality. Keeping a pond clean, filtered and well aerated is a great start to preventing disease, but there is more you can do to ensure fish stay happy and healthy. Here's what we prescribe:
Add Natural Bacteria:
The all-natural beneficial bacteria found in BioClarifier™ will help clear the water column, and break down and remove muck and organic waste, which contributes to water quality issues.
Quarantine New Fish:
Before you add new fish to your pond, keep them in a quarantine tank for two to four weeks to be sure they have no infectious or contagious diseases.
Reduce Fish Stress:
When starting a pond for the first time, or performing water changes, be sure to add Vanish™ Plus to keep fish stress-free. Vanish Plus removes chlorine, chloramines, heavy metals, and ammonia. Plus it promotes a healthy slime coat to help heal fish wounds and protects them in times of stress.
Apply Salt:
ParaSalt™ will increase koi and goldfish electrolytic intake which is essential in building a healthy slime coat. Salt can also be used to ward off and remove the most common protozoan such as Dactylogyrus, Byrodctylus, Epistylis, Trichodina and Chilodonella.
Monitor Water Temperature:
The warmer the water, the less dissolved oxygen it can hold. When water temperatures are approaching 70°F or more, consider partial water changes (25% or more) to help bring the temperature down.
If an outbreak does occur, fungus, parasites and ick can be treated with KnockOut™ Plus, while WipeOut™ bacterial control can be used for gill diseases or open sores and fin-rot.
Sick fish are no fun. Do what you can to keep them healthy--but know what to do when they're under the weather.