The Ruby Reef Kick-Ich PRO Aquarium Water Treatment has shown limited effectiveness against ich and has been reported to worsen the condition in some cases. Users have also reported that it does not harm other tank inhabitants, but overall, it is not recommended due to its ineffectiveness.
Turning off UV sterilizers during treatment can worsen ich infection.
Prevention: Consider products that do not require turning off UV sterilizers or use in a separate hospital tank.
The product is noted to be safe for reef tanks and does not harm other inhabitants.
Many users report that the product did not treat ich effectively.
Turning off UV sterilizers as required led to a worsening of the ich condition.
Tip: Continue UV sterilization or consider an alternative product which does not require this.
Multiple reviews indicate the product has not been effective in treating ich, leading to a decline in perceived quality.
neutral
negative
No, multiple users have reported that it is ineffective and can worsen the condition.
Yes, it is reef safe but not effective against ich.
No, it does not harm other tank inhabitants.
Yes, but it may worsen the ich condition.
"The product treats ich without harming anything else in the process."
"All but 4 of my fish died"
Due to its ineffectiveness and potential to worsen ich conditions, it is advisable to consider other treatment options. However, the product's reef safety may be a consideration for those with sensitive tank environments.
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