Melafix

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Melafix

Melafix (/mɛləfɪks/) is a medicinal product used primarily in the treatment of bacterial infections in aquarium fish. It is derived from the leaves of the Melaleuca tree, also known as the tea tree, which is native to Australia.

Etymology

The term "Melafix" is a combination of "Melaleuca," the genus of the tree from which the active ingredient is derived, and "fix," implying a solution or remedy.

Usage

Melafix is used to treat various bacterial infections in fish, including fin and tail rot, ulcers, and open wounds. It can also be used to help heal damaged fins and to promote regrowth. The product is added directly to the aquarium water.

Related Terms

  • Bacterial Infections: Illnesses caused by bacteria, which Melafix is used to treat.
  • Melaleuca: The genus of trees from which the active ingredient in Melafix is derived.
  • Aquarium: A water-filled enclosure in which aquatic organisms are kept, and where Melafix is typically used.
  • Fin and Tail Rot: A common bacterial infection in fish that Melafix can treat.
  • Ulcers: Open sores on an external or internal surface of the body, caused by a break in the skin or mucous membrane that fails to heal. Melafix can be used to treat ulcers in fish.

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