Praziquantel was banned in Europe, so I've written to Aquarium Münster, and they suggested I use cyromazine instead.
How similar are the two medications, when used as a prophylactic treatment in a QT?
Does cyromazine have as wide a spectrum as praziquantel in terms of the diseases that it treats?
I'm particularly interested in what @Humblefish thinks
Some more information about Aquarium Münster's cyromazine medication:
How similar are the two medications, when used as a prophylactic treatment in a QT?
Does cyromazine have as wide a spectrum as praziquantel in terms of the diseases that it treats?
I'm particularly interested in what @Humblefish thinks
Some more information about Aquarium Münster's cyromazine medication:
Dactymor Forte is a highly effective treatment against skin worms (Gyrodactylus), trematodes (Dactylogyrus) and tapeworms (Cestodes).
Thanks a lot!After a 6 hours treatment, a replacement of minimum 3/4 of the aquarium water is required. On the following day change half of the aquarium water. A single treatment is generally adequate for skin worms and tapeworms. However, trematode eggs are not affected. Therefore, when treating trematodes, the treatment should be repeated twice, waiting approx. One week between each treatment