Kusuri Fluke M x 2 gives koi keepers two packs of specialist treatment for managing gill and body fluke infestations. Each pack contains 65g of flubendazole-based medication, making this twin pack a convenient option for maintaining your pond treatment supplies.
Kusuri Fluke M targets common parasites in koi and other ornamental pond fish. Furthermore, its active ingredient, Flubendazole, helps tackle fluke infestations without destroying beneficial filter bacteria.
Key Features
- Product: Kusuri Fluke M Twin Pack
- Quantity: 2 x 65g packs
- Total quantity: 130g
- Active ingredient: Flubendazole 50mg/g
- Treatment: Gill and body flukes
- Coverage: Follow the manufacturer’s dosage instructions for your pond volume
- Application: Dissolve the powder in water before adding it to the pond
- Filter bacteria: Does not destroy beneficial filter bacteria
- Feeding: You can continue feeding your fish during treatment
How to Use Kusuri Fluke M
Kusuri Fluke M provides a one-off treatment for fluke infestations. However, severe infestations may require a second application.
First, measure the correct dose according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Next, dissolve the powder in boiling water and allow the mixture to cool. Then, gradually add the solution to the pond return over approximately one hour.
Kusuri recommends treating ponds above 12°C for the best results. Always check your pond’s water parameters and follow the product instructions before applying the treatment.
Important Treatment Information
Kusuri Fluke M remains active in pond water for up to seven days. If your koi continue to show signs of flukes after treatment, perform a mucus scrape and microscopic examination to confirm the parasite before considering another dose.
Always wear suitable protective gloves and eye protection when handling the medication.
Additionally, avoid combining Kusuri Fluke M with other treatments unless the manufacturer specifically advises you to do so. Take particular care when using Acriflavine and Malachite Green products following Flubendazole treatments.
