Formerly part of Streptococcus Group N1, now a genus of lactic acid bacteria. Gram-positive, catalase-negative, non-motile cocci found in chains or pairs. Produce only lactic acid as main product of glucose fermentation. Can grow at or below 7˚C
Treats over 18 different fish diseases and symptoms for 3 days. Available in 20-1000 ml volumes for freshwater aquariums. Well tolerated by fish, plants and filters
Fish have both specific and non-specific defenses against diseases. Non-specific defenses include skin, scales, and mucus layer. Vaccines are widely used in aquaculture and ornamental fish
Fin rot affects fish's tail, dorsal, or pectoral fins. Early stages show ragged or shredded fin edges. Disease progresses to semicircular bite shape or complete fin destruction. Affected fins develop white cotton-like lining and red streaks. Severe cases may cause abdominal swelling and ulcers
Ember Tetra is a peaceful fish from Brazil's Araguaia River basin. Maximum size reaches 1.5 inches, typically grows to 6-8 months. Males are brighter red with pointed fins, females darker red. Lives 2-4 years in captivity, up to 8 years in captivity
Chili Rasbora (Boraras brigittae) is a tropical freshwater fish reaching 0.7 inches. Average lifespan is 4-8 years, making them easy to care for. Males have vibrant red coloration with black stripe and red spots on fins