
Thomas labs Fish Pen Forte - Penicillin 500 mg Tablets (60 Count)
Aqua LabThomas Labs Fish Pen Forte – Penicillin 500mg 60 Tablets
Thomas Labs Fish Pen Forte – Penicillin 500mg is a high-potency antibiotic formulated to treat bacterial infections in aquarium fish. Each tablet contains 500 mg of penicillin, an effective solution for gram-positive bacterial infections. Manufactured by Thomas Labs, this fish antibiotic helps ensure the health and safety of your aquatic pets.
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Key Benefits
✅ Broad-Spectrum Antibiotic – Treats fin rot, gill disease, and columnaris in aquarium fish
✅ High Potency – Each tablet delivers 500 mg of penicillin for effective and consistent treatment
✅ Safe for Aquatic Use – Specially designed to maintain aquarium health while eliminating harmful bacteria
✅ Large Bottle Size – The 60-tablet pack is ideal for multiple treatments or large aquariums
✅ Trusted Quality – Manufactured by Thomas Labs, a leader in fish antibiotics
Need a smaller pack? Check out Fish Pen 500mg (30 Count)
Instructions for Use
Purpose: Fish Pen Forte is used to treat bacterial infections in aquarium fish, including gill disease, popeye, and septicemia.
Dosage:
- Add 1 tablet (500 mg) per 20 gallons of water
- Repeat every 24 hours for 5-10 days, depending on the severity of the infection
Cautions:
⚠ Not for human use
⚠ Remove activated carbon filters during treatment for maximum effectiveness
⚠ Perform partial water changes (20-25%) between doses to maintain water quality
For additional guidance, check out our Fish Antibiotics Guide
Ingredients
Active Ingredient: Penicillin 500 mg per tablet
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- Thomas Labs Fish Pen Forte - Penicillin 500 mg Tablets (60 Count) is a powerful antibiotic for treating bacterial infections in aquarium fish, including fin rot and septicemia.