Fritz Expel-P 20 Count

I mean it works. Instructions were easy to read and a little annoying to dose but w.e. only improvement would be a spoon and a bottle imo

I am a newish aquarist so sometimes I have no clue how to help my fish. Thankfully I'm apart of a fantastic fb group that helped a ton. With tons of searching to be sure it's safe for my fish. I have a nerite snale and from all my searching, most parasite treatments will slowly kill your snail. So far nerites are the only ones that seem to be sensitive to other treatments. So I went ahead and treated the tank with my nail in there. She did not handle it well and I found her closed up on her back. I removed her for the duration of the 24 hours did the water change and decided to leave her out. My fish were treated for those little red worms. My platty had them hanging out her back end and this cleared her up in 24 hours. But egg life cycle begins soon after even with 1 treatment. So I waited a week and followed up with a 2nd dose of it. 2 weeks now post treatment I have placed my snail back in the tank and she isndoing well. Fish all are well. I will say though my shrimp died :( but I'm not sure if it was due to the treatment or fault of my own. I felt like I should have removed them and placed them in my small tank. But it's all good I want to get a healthy live base going for them before I decide to introduce them again. Oh and my tank is 10 gallons so it was 1 packet. I do not know the measurements for a smaller tank because I didn't need to treat my 2.6 gal tank.

SAVED ALL OF MY FISH!!!! My pink angel would not eat and had worms really bad. Eventually all 3 of my angel fish had it and a few other fish became ill, once I begun treatment they started to get better. Well worth the money to save your babies.

Rid my guppy of callamanus worms very quickly and didn’t bother my Neo shrimp, ramshorn, trumpet snails, bladder snails or nerite one bit. I even had a bunch of shrimp and snails that were babies and they did just fine during treatment.

I found camallanus worms in my mating pair of honey gouramis last week, so I ordered this product. I received it yesterday and added it in last night. It works great. My fish have been extremely pleased with all the snacking worms falling from my floating plants. More importantly, my surviving honey gourami's visible worms have died (turned gray), and he's in the process of passing them. I also have glowlight tetras, peppered corydoras, a nerite snail, a ghost shrimp, and a 4.5 week old honey gourami fry. I have a 29g tank but dosed for 25g, because I wanted to be careful with the fry. Everyone survived and seems to be facing no ill side effects. I also dosed my 5g betta tank, just in case, and he's doing great, too. I highly recommend this. The only reason I gave it four stars was because it took an entire week to get to me (despite it saying that you can get it as a Prime order). In that waiting period, I had to euthanize my female honey gourami. Upon purchasing, it said that the meds would get to me in 3-7 days. If it had been the 3 days, I could have probably saved her, but because it had not even shipped by the time she really took a down turn, I had to make the hard choice so she did not suffer any longer.

Bought guppies from Petsmart and every single fish was sick with worms and other parasites. Unfortunately it made its way to my healthy fish. This stuff works gently over night and did not hurt my shrimp or mystery snail. Snail was uncomfortable so I would keep an eye out or just remove them overnight. Light sensitive but does not need to be blacked out. 24 hours later all stringy white poop and clamped fins are gone. They started eating as normal. Total fish saver. However, it only paralyzes worms so they can be pooped out by fish. You must remove all white poops they expel during water change because they are still alive.

So far so good. I am preparing to perform the water change. I am reviewing early because the description states that it does not cloud the water and it most definitely does. Both my singular betta tank and my community tank were crystal clear and turned milky immediately after treatment. My daughters did the same.

Ordered this as research showed it is one of the only parasitic medications that does not harm inverts when used as directed. Purchased some endlers that apparently had camanellus worms (red worms) that snuck past quarantine and were introduced to a community tank with scaled and scaleless fish, a shrimp colony and mystery snails. Soon as the parasites were noticed, I followed the directions on the package with the secondary dose and did a full tank black out during treatment, except during feeding time as the instructions mention this med is light sensitive. Was also dosing Artemiss and Herbtana at the same time to cover my bases just in case something else snuck through. All residents survived treatment and are thriving. No damage to inverts or scaleless fish, even the pygmy cories who tend to be a little delicate. 10 out of 10, will be ordering again to have on hand.

not happy with it killed all my crabs and cleaner shrimp but doses kill worms like it send . big lose of clan up craw .

I had some new fish added to my display tank and used this medication as a precaution. It worked very well, I follow the directions on the package, make sure windows are closed and plant lights are turned off during treatment period. I have freshwater shrimp in this tank and it did not harm them. Important note:this medication is hard on fish, and they may seem a bit “weaker” by the end of treatment. Once you do a follow up water change though in my experience my fish came back much stronger than prior to the meds. No sunken bellies, great colours and feeding response. Also, this does not replace good tank maintenance. Keep your tank as clean as possible, that alone can prevent 99% of diseases from occurring.

Works very well for fish but be careful using it with shrimp! Easy instructions on the box, everything went well.

I quarantined new fish for 6 weeks, all was well, I then added them to my 125 gallon. After two months I noticed the newest additions only then were showing visible camallanus worms 😭 I went through 4 months with every vet prescribed dewormer…. Pyrantel, praziquantel, fenbendazole. And NOTHING got rid of the camallanus worms. I asked for levamisole, but they could not get it for me. I thought going through the vet would be sure fire and quicker. Was I wrong. I lost three Bolivian and two German rams in the process. So as a last ditch effort, I ordered this as my vet couldn’t get levamisole….. when I tell you within one week of feeding EXPEL P soaked food, all adult worms were expelled from my fish 😭 now it’s going to be a long haul in a 125 gallon heavily planted aquarium ensuring eggs and larvae stages don’t take hold again. But I am still feeding the expel p soaked food once a week and doing water change 24 hr after. Probably for 3/4 months just to be safe. But thank goodness for this medication… thank you Fritz.

The only complaint is slower shipping then I was hoping. Lost the fish I was hoping to treat waiting for these meds :( it's more Canada's fault then anyone else though. Will purchase in future!