Medicated Pond/Aquarium Salt

Medicated Salt – Natural Tonic for Pond and Aquarium Fish Health

Stressful moments such as introducing new fish, handling, or large water changes leave fish more vulnerable to parasites, disease and wounds, and many keepers don’t have an easy first line of defence on hand.

This medicated salt is a natural tonic that supports stress recovery, gill function and electrolyte balance, while helping to treat and prevent parasites, disease and wounds. It’s further infused with natural tea tree oil and plant-based polymers, adding an extra layer of protection that helps reduce stress, defend against parasites and infections, and speed up the healing of superficial wounds, scrapes and abrasions. For ongoing water quality support alongside salt, our BBA Beneficial Bacteria Liquid Solution helps keep pond water balanced. Fish under stress or recovering from illness also benefit from a nutrient boost, so our Porpoise Colour Enhancing Koi Food is a high-quality feed that supports overall health at the same time.

Features & Benefits

• Natural tonic that supports stress recovery, gill function and electrolyte balance
• Helps treat and prevent parasites, diseases and wounds
• Infused with natural tea tree oil and plant-based polymers for extra protection
• Speeds up healing of superficial wounds, scrapes and abrasions
• Suitable for routine pond health management or during recovery periods

Directions for Use

• Maintain pond salt levels between 0.1% and 0.2% for general fish health
• Check levels with an electronic salt meter, or bring a water sample in store for free testing
• If fish are stressed or showing signs of disease, such as loss of appetite, listlessness, scraping against surfaces, fungus or parasites, salt levels can be safely raised slightly above the normal range for extra support
• Add 1kg of salt per 1,000L of pond water to raise salt levels by 0.1%
• Calculate pond volume: length (m) × width (m) × water depth (m) × 1,000 = litres

Recommended For

• Routine pond health management
• Periods of stress, such as introducing new fish, handling or large water changes
• First response when treating wounds, scrapes or early signs of disease