Thank you MinnFin!

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Hello,

We wanted to share how impressed we are with the results of the product, MinnFinn. In early May 2026, we used it to treat a 900-gallon coral reef aquarium after several other products and protocols had failed.

Although we were initially hesitant, we followed the instructions and used the provided online calculator to administer five applications over a 10-day period. We are happy to report that we successfully eradicated what appeared to be Amyloodinium, and the disease has not returned.

We wanted to share this success with you all, as we know how difficult it is to effectively treat parasitic infestations in coral reef environments. Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions.

The team at
Fish By Design
 
Minn Fin I have found to be hit or miss but most positive when cases are caught early stage. While glad to hear your fish recovered, its a product I often dont recommend with having mixed results
 
Minn Fin I have found to be hit or miss but most positive when cases are caught early stage. While glad to hear your fish recovered, its a product I often dont recommend with having mixed results
Thanks for your response. It has worked for us now on a couple of occasions. Unfortunately I don't see it many other effective treatments on the market, so for now, this will be our go to.
If you have any solutions you care to share with the community we would certainly love to hear about it.
With much gratitude,
FBD
 

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