• In case of infestation with hexamita, octomitus (hole disease), mould formation and bacterial infections.
• Suitable for discus and other tropical freshwater fish.
• Most common are gill worms, intestinal problems and skin infections.
• The disease can spread unnoticed, so animals should always be well observed.
• When used properly, the product is treated by fish, s and filter bacteria.

eSHa Hexamita. Areas of application: For infestation with hexamita, octomitus (hole disease), mould formation and bacterial infections. eSHa Hexamita helps against a wide range of parasites responsible for many diseases and diseases. The infections from which discus are infested are usually the same that damage other tropical freshwater fish. Most common are gill worms, intestinal problems and skin infections. eSHa Hexamita treats these problems as well as most other common Fish diseases, including fungus (wadding, whitish or cloudy skin covering). and internal and external bacterial infections (such as fin rot, dull eyes, etc.) Hole disease: There are some symptoms that can show your discus, a or the rest of the cichlids, if they are infected with hexamita parasites caused by hole disease. It must be not all symptoms can be recognised at the same time: - Secretion from swarm or fish group. - Appetite loss. - Cloudy eyes. - Dark colour of the skin. - Anxiety behaviour and slow reactions. - White, thread-forming faeces (occasionally only). Symptoms of the last stage of infection: - d sensory pores on the head, which fill with a white separation. - Refractures like tubes (whitish substance that can be kept for worms occurs from skin injuries). - Fast disintegration of the skin. - Buoyant body. - Lions on the head in the side line area and on the fin bases. - Slimming. - Small holes in the forehead and on the body. It is important to point out that the head pores are not always affected. If this clear sign is not to be noticed, hexamita infection may occur. slightly unnoticed. Death can be caused by damage to the internal organs, as the parasite falls from the intestine,