Interceptor for red bugs

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I’m looking for interceptor for red bugs , is anyone is got some for sale , or where can I find it ?
 
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Or try the dr. G’s coral dip in your tank like some people have done if you can’t get it from a vet. Go to a mom and pop vet and bring info on red big treatments and they should help you. Maybe even a piece of infected coral.
 
I did try already 2 vets with no luck
 
I can have heartgard its almost the same , and I’m not sure if I can use it
 
Dr. G's coral dip. Works great and I used it myself. If I remember correctly I did 1ml per gallon.
 
Dr. G's coral dip. Works great and I used it myself. If I remember correctly I did 1ml per gallon.
I got mine from my vet that I used for my cats. I brought in some paperwork on them so he wouldn't think I was crazy.

Mine may have been called Sentinal. It was about 5+ years ago so I can't remember which one it was.
 
I got mine from my vet that I used for my cats. I brought in some paperwork on them so he wouldn't think I was crazy.

Mine may have been called Sentinal. It was about 5+ years ago so I can't remember which one it was.
Dr. G's coral dip can be bought by anyone. No need to beg a vet for dog medicine.
 
Dr. G's says to not use in a display tank with fish. It's basically a precautionary dip to use before adding to the display right?
I added 1ml of Dr. G's coral dip per gallon of tank water. I treated my entire system. Like I literally in space time added this to my entire system. lol You gotta remove all inverts though. It worked fantastically. It was worth the risk to me and I won.
 

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