Fish Mycin – Erythromycin 250 mg Powder Packets (60 Count) [DISCONTINUED]

Fish Mycin – Erythromycin 250 mg Powder Packets (60 Count) was a broad-spectrum antibiotic previously designed for treating bacterial infections in aquarium fish. Each packet contained 250 mg of erythromycin, effective against gram-positive bacteria and specific infections like columnaris and gill disease. Although this product has been discontinued, alternative options from Thomas Labs are available for similar treatments.

Key Benefits

• Broad-Spectrum Treatment: Previously used to combat bacterial infections, including fin rot, columnaris, and gill disease in aquarium fish.
• Trusted Antibiotic: Contained 250 mg of erythromycin per packet for reliable infection control.
• Effective Across Species: Safe for freshwater and saltwater aquariums when used correctly.
• High-Quality Manufacturing: Previously produced by Thomas Labs, ensuring trusted efficacy and safety.

Instructions

While Fish Mycin is discontinued, similar instructions apply to alternative erythromycin-based treatments:

1. Purpose: Treat bacterial infections such as fin rot, columnaris, and septicemia.
2. Dosage:
   • Dissolve 1 packet (250 mg) per 10 gallons of water.
   • Repeat every 24 hours for 5-10 days or as recommended by an aquatic expert.
3. Cautions:
   • Always remove activated carbon filters during treatment.
   • Perform partial water changes (20-25%) between doses to maintain water quality.

For recommendations on replacement products, visit the Fish Antibiotics Guide.

Recommended Alternatives

• Thomas Labs Fish Zole – Metronidazole 250 mg Tablets (60 Count)
• Thomas Labs Fish Flox – Ciprofloxacin 500 mg Capsules (30 Count)
• Fish Sulfa Forte – Sulfamethoxazole 800 mg, Trimethoprim 160 mg Tablets (100 Count)
• Fish Mox – Amoxicillin 500 mg Capsules (100 Count)

Tags

discontinued fish antibiotics, erythromycin, aquarium fish, thomas labs, bacterial infection treatments, antibiotics for aquarium fish, fish antibiotics alternatives, broad-spectrum antibiotics.