Fish Azithromycin

Fish Azithromycin | Broad-Spectrum Aquarium Antibiotic

Powerful Treatment for Bacterial Infections in Fish

Fish Azithromycin, also known as Fish Zithro, is a broad-spectrum antibiotic formulated to combat respiratory infections, fin rot, and other bacterial diseases in aquarium fish. This trusted fish antibiotic is designed for both freshwater and saltwater aquariums, ensuring safe and effective treatment while maintaining a healthy aquatic environment.

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✔ Fish Zithro 250mg – 30 Tablets – Ideal for treating mild to moderate bacterial infections.

Why Choose Fish Azithromycin?

✔ Broad-Spectrum Antibiotic – Effectively treats respiratory infections, fin rot, and gram-positive & gram-negative bacterial infections.
✔ Safe for Aquatic Use – Specially formulated to eliminate infections while preserving aquarium balance.
✔ Trusted Quality – Manufactured under strict quality control to ensure purity and effectiveness.

Dosage Instructions

✔ Add 1 tablet (250 mg) per 10 gallons of aquarium water.
✔ Repeat every 24 hours for 5-10 days, depending on the severity of the infection.

Usage Tips & Cautions

✔ Remove activated carbon filters during treatment for maximum effectiveness.
✔ Perform 20-25% water changes between doses to maintain water quality.
✔ Not for human use.

Fish Azithromycin – Resolving Pop-Eye (Exophthalmia)

Popeye (exophthalmia) in a fish: This condition is characterized by one or both eyes bulging abnormally outward, often with a cloudy appearance. Causes can include trauma, poor water quality, or bacterial infection behind the eye. Fish Azithromycin is a macrolide antibiotic used by fishkeepers to treat bacterial causes of popeye and other infections in ornamental fish. It has a broad range against gram-positive and some gram-negative bacteria and concentrates well in tissue. By administering azithromycin (typically in feed or the water per aquatic vet guidance), the infection causing fluid build-up behind the eye can be cleared. This reduces internal eye pressure and swelling, helping the fish’s eye return to normal over time as the infection subsides