Rally Pro 8 oz. Round ( Pack of 2 )

Description

A Concentrated Formula and Broad-Spectrum Treatment for Freshwater and Marine Fish to treat External Parasites, Dinoflagellates, Marine Velvet, Gill Flukes, Clownfish Disease, Bacterial Infections, Tail & Fin Rot, and Stops Secondary Infections. Rally PRO is a very effective broad-spectrum concentrated treatment designed to be used directly in the display tank to eliminate external parasites, dinoflagellates, marine velvet, clownfish disease, gill flukes, etc. on fish. Rally PRO also treats gram negative bacterial infections, fin and tail rot, etc., and prevents secondary infections. Rally PRO is safe for all fish (including scaleless), corals and invertebrates and will not affect biofiltration. Apply Rally PRO once per day for at least 3 days. Longer treatment periods may be required for heavy or persistent infections. Review: Never use in DT, but it works as an antiseptic. - Tl;dr, it's great as an antiseptic, but absolutely not a medication like an antibiotic imo...and never put in your DT. My damsel got beat up by my clown pretty badly over a few days while I was gone/busy with work. I treated the DT with the recommended dose, and noticed the next morning that all of my inverts were stationary. My live rock, which had just started shifting neon green to purple, also looked drab. Dosed the tank for the prescribed period and gave up my snails for dead. However, once I did a 50% water change on day 4, everyone perked up. Snails all came through, and the scale/actual damage to my damsel stopped. All of the fish were fine the whole time. Damsel healed up okay, but not fully cured of the infection. After a second go in a 5g bucket, the damsel perked up but still wasn't fully healed. So, it works in a a pinch, but isn't an actual medication. And never put this stuff in your DT...ever Review: Won’t stop parasites, WILL harm your corals - I’ll start with the obvious. Any non-copper based medication is going to cure disease like thoughts and prayers. I’ve had tangs fight off ich with their help in the past, but it will only come to reinfect. The big issue you see in most non-desertcart reviews is this thing irritates the heck out of your corals. It asks for 3+ days of toxic green cloudy water, and corals fully closed up for a while after. I’ve included a photo of my torch corals just to show I know what I’m doing to keep em happy. They’ve been closed up for a week now with no other tank changes, so this really can’t be good for them. Some people online will say that this shouldn’t be used in a display tank, and should be used to treat a fish separately. For one, that isn’t how it’s advertised. More importantly, if you have the ability to treat a fish outside its display tank (I.e quarantine), you should be using REAL medication, like the kind that don’t promise your corals will be safe and waste $30 on 3 days of dosage.