Interpet Anti-Internal Bacteria

Help treat internal bacterial infections in aquarium fish with Interpet Anti-Internal Bacteria, a specially formulated treatment designed to target bacterial infections that can affect fish internally. It is suitable for a range of common aquarium fish and provides an effective way to treat affected fish within the aquarium.

Internal bacterial infections can be difficult to identify, with symptoms including loss of appetite, weight loss, bloating, lethargy and unusual behaviour. Interpet Anti-Internal Bacteria is designed to help tackle the underlying bacterial infection while supporting your fish during recovery.

Why You'll Love It

• Specially formulated to treat internal bacterial infections

• Helps target bacteria affecting fish internally

• Suitable for a wide range of aquarium fish

• Helps treat fish showing signs of bacterial infection

• Easy to dose and use

• Suitable for freshwater aquariums

• Ideal for use as part of a complete aquarium treatment routine

• Helps support fish during recovery

• Convenient treatment for use in the aquarium

• Trusted Interpet quality

Directions for Use

Before treatment, remove activated carbon and other chemical filter media, as these may remove the treatment from the aquarium water.

Add the recommended dose of Interpet Anti-Internal Bacteria according to the instructions supplied with the product. Follow the complete treatment course and avoid interrupting treatment unless advised otherwise.

During treatment, monitor your fish closely and maintain good water quality. Always follow the dosage and treatment instructions on the product packaging.

Suitable For

• Tropical freshwater fish

• Coldwater fish

• Goldfish

• Community aquariums

• Ornamental aquarium fish

• Fish showing signs of internal bacterial infection

• Fish experiencing loss of appetite or weight

• Fish showing lethargy or unusual behaviour

Our Pet Shop Tip

Good water quality is an important part of helping sick fish recover. Test your aquarium water regularly and make sure ammonia and nitrite remain at safe levels. Avoid overfeeding during treatment and remove any uneaten food to help keep the aquarium clean.