Vermex to counter white worms

[Regional]

VermeX

In freshwater aquaria, the tiny white worm is a common occurrence when there are excess nutrients in the water. These worms of the Oligochatae class mostly feed on sludge and detritus. Vermex is an effective solution to this problem.

Directions for use:

8 drops / 50 litres (or a standard 2 ft tank)
Repeat treatment after 3 days if necessary.
10 ml treats 2000 litres approx.
DO NOT OVERDOSE
Mix Vermex in a cup of water
Stir thoroughly
Pour solution into the aquarium tank.
In case of accidental overdose, change the aquarium water.


Caution: Do not reuse container. Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with eyes. Seek medical treatment immediately if product is swallowed.

Keep in cool and dry place. Store below 40 degrees Celcius.

SHAKE WELL BEFORE USE

[phuture]

Thanks for sharing with us. :)

[Regional]

Thanks for sharing with us. :)

Great to share. Dun mention.:)

[Oscar77]

May I know what is/are the active ingredient(s)?

[Regional]

May I know what is/are the active ingredient(s)?

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[junaidi]

for me to counter the white worms, just put tiger barb, angel fish tat will eat the worm. actually more safe.

[poseidon]

great info bro:)

[phuture]

for me to counter the white worms, just put tiger barb, angel fish tat will eat the worm. actually more safe.
Will the fish get affected by the disease instead? :confused:

[Regional]

for me to counter the white worms, just put tiger barb, angel fish tat will eat the worm. actually more safe.

Yes, but not in an aro tank. The tiger barb will end up as feeder to the aro.:o

[Regional]

great info bro:)

U R welcome, Chief.

[poseidon]

U R welcome, Chief.

ha,dont say that we are here to enjoy our hobby,no indian chief here:) bros or sis mayb:) thumb ups!

[Regional]

ha,dont say that we are here to enjoy our hobby,no indian chief here la:) bros or sis mayb:) thumb ups!

Yeap......friendly forum. Thumbs Ups!

[Mystique]

good information. Will benefit our members here for knowledge.:)

[Regional]

good information. Will benefit our members here for knowledge.:)

Thanks Chief.

[Aquarian]

Having WW in your tank is not the end of the day, in those LH day, I overfeed my LH and get WW in my 3ft tank, I was advised to take out the filter media and use hot water to kill them, of cos there goes my BB as well :mad:

Well, no need to panic (like me before) if u get them, a much more safer way is to buy some tiger barbs to eat them and to reduce your feeding. If u have large predatory fish like aro/ST, try to partition the tank if possible so that the TB can do its work in peace ;)

[Regional]

Vermex is encouraged to be used when there is an "uncontrol" ww infection.

[edwardlong]

I have used this product before. Not too bad. Except like what regional says....DO NOT OVERDOSE.

:)

[Regional]

I have used this product before. Not too bad. Except like what regional says....DO NOT OVERDOSE.

:)

Yes, always underdose before too late.