Dimilin-X Koi & Goldfish Treatment: Anchor Worm Fish Lice Flukes diflubenzuron

The anchor worm curse has been lifted! I've been fighting a bad case of anchor worms for about 2 months in my 75 gallon aquarium. Wiped out about half of my fish before I tried this. I tried microbe lift as well as several other parasite treatments and none of them worked. I was about to just euthanize the whole tank and start over. But then I found this and by the third dose they were almost completely gone. After the 4th I haven't seen any more since

Purchased this treatment for my Anchor Worm infestation I had in my 55 gallon aquarium (Note to self: use quarantine when purchasing new fish).Worked great. I tried 3 other products very well revied here on Amazon, but only Dimilin worked to treat those nasty Anchor worms.

We got this as a last resort. We purchased anchor away at a local pet store. Followed their directions and treated for well over 3 months! One treatment with this and the issue appears to be resolved. Definitely recommend.

I have a large outside planter that I use as a small fish pond. It was invested with a variety of snails. I tried following the directions a couple of times but the snails didn't die, so out of frustration I ended up pouring 3/4 of the bottle into the water. It took a few hours but it worked! My water lily lived through it too.

One of the "side effects" of Dimilin is its effect on snail. Treat weekly and you will right yourself of those pesky water lily eating snails!

I tried everything out there and nothing worked. I found this (which I read was the most recommended product for anchor worms) and wow....Finally my anchor worm issue was resolved. Wish I used this at the beginning of the issue. This will be my go to product if my fish get sick again.

This medication was the most expensive, but it finally worked to clear up anchor worm in my fancy goldfish after a different item failed to work. One bottle will be more than enough.

I followed the instructions as written on the bottle, scaling down the volume linearly for my goldfish tank. First the fish started to have equilibrium problems, then one died. I quickly moved the other fish to new water, but it was too late. I am a scientist so I know how to perform calculations and adjust volumes. There was a lot of precipitate in the bottle I received. I think I most likely received a lot that was more concentrated than it should have been, and that the supplier didn't appropriately mix the stock before dispensing it into bottles. Goldfish are pretty hearty so if you have more delicate fish I am sure that you will have a serious problem if you use this.