eSHa NDX dewormer against fish nematodes

Regular price 13,90 €
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This levamisole dewormer treats roundworms in the digestive tract of ornamental fish, in both freshwater and seawater. The course consists of one drop per litre in a single application, a 50% water change 24 hours later and a second dose 14 days after the first.

A 20 ml bottle treats 450 litres, and plants and shrimps tolerate the course well.

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The summary

  • What you receive: a 20 ml dropper bottle with its instructions for use.
  • What it targets: roundworms of the digestive tract, including Camallanus, in freshwater and saltwater alike.
  • The protocol: one dose, a 50% water change 24 hours later, then the same again 14 days after.
  • What one bottle covers: one dose for 450 litres at one drop per litre, or the full two-dose course for 225 litres.
  • Before you start: remove the activated carbon from the filter and prepare the water for the change.
  • Shipping: small bottle sent by tracked parcel, costs calculated at checkout.

Levamisole dewormer, one dose and a water change, to be repeated 14 days later

eSHa NDX Wormer is a levamisole treatment for roundworms in the digestive tract of ornamental fish, including Camallanus, in freshwater and in seawater. It is given at the rate of one drop per litre, followed by a 50% water change the next day, then a second dose 14 days later. A 20 ml bottle covers one dose for 450 litres, or the full course of two doses for 225 litres.

This dropper bottle is a wormer containing levamisole, intended for roundworms living in the digestive tract of ornamental fish. It is given only once, followed by a water change the next day, and the same dose is repeated 14 days later. A 20 ml bottle covers one dose for 450 litres, so the full course of two doses for 225 litres, in freshwater as in seawater, where the treatment should be carried out in a quarantine tank.

🪱 The worms targeted

The common thread

A red filament protruding from the vent is the most recognisable sign of a Camallanus infestation.

The fish that is losing weight

The fish eats normally and yet loses weight, because the worms take a share of what it digests.

On an empty stomach

The abdomen hollows, the back becomes prominent and the swimming slows down.

💧 The dose and the next day

The dose is one drop per litre of water, calculated on the net volume of the tank and added in one go: 100 drops come to 4.4 ml. Beforehand, remove the activated carbon and resins from the filter, which would absorb the product, and do not feed your fish that day. An aquarium air pump running for the following 24 hours keeps the water well oxygenated. The next day, siphon the bottom, rinse the filter and change half of the volume with water prepared in advance and at the same temperature. In saltwater, the protein skimmer is switched off for the first 4 hours and the UV lamp for the first 24.

The next day's water change is part of the treatment

The worms paralysed by the dose are expelled alive and end up on the bottom of the tank, from where only siphoning and a water change will remove them. So siphon the substrate 24 hours later, then change half of the water.

Fresh activated carbon to finish off each dose

The activated carbon for aquarium filters removes what remains of the wormer once the dose has run its course. Placed in the filter after the next day's water change, it lets you make do with a 20% water change when half the volume is hard to prepare. Allow enough for both doses, since carbon that is already saturated no longer retains anything and has to be replaced each time.

The first dose reaches the adult worms, but not the eggs that the females have already released. For egg-laying species, the same dose is therefore repeated 14 days after the first, with the same siphoning and the same water change the next day, in order to reach the worms that have hatched in the meantime. In stubborn cases, a third round can follow 2 weeks later. Note the dates on a calendar on the day you begin, because a course stopped after the first dose lets the population build up again.

🐠 Which fish can live in the tank

The treatment is well tolerated by freshwater and marine fish, by plants and by your shrimps, and your snails can stay in the tank. Corals, anemones and sea urchins are more sensitive: in a reef tank, you should therefore always treat the fish in a quarantine tank. Carry out this treatment with no other medication in the tank, since the water change and the carbon the following day also remove any added product. A fish that scratches itself without showing any filament is more likely a case for the treatment for skin and gill worms, to be given separately.

🌱 A separate tank in aquaponics

In aquaponics, fish are also treated separately, for a different reason. The product is intended for ornamental fish and excludes animals raised for consumption, and two 50% water changes cannot be carried out in a loop that waters crops. So you move the affected ornamental fish to a treatment tank, where it receives its two doses and its two water changes, then you return it to the system. The article on fish welfare describes how to set up this quarantine tank.

Technical specifications

The essentials

Dose
1 drop per litreAll at once, based on the net volume. 100 drops make 4.4 ml.
Volume treated
450 L per dose, 225 L per full courseTwo doses 14 days apart, one drop per litre each time.

The calendar

24 hours later
Siphoning, filter, 50% water changeOr 20% followed by filtration through fresh activated carbon.
Second dose
14 days after the firstIt reaches the worms that have hatched since the first dose.

During the treatment

Active ingredient
Levamisole
Shrimp and snails
Can stay in the tankIn a reef tank, fish are treated separately, away from the corals, anemones and sea urchins.

To budget for separately

Replacement water
Half the volume, twiceTo be prepared in advance and at the same temperature as the tank.
Fresh activated carbon
One load per dose

In the box

  • 1 dropper bottle of 20 ml
  • 1 instruction leaflet

Doses, course schedule, volumes and tolerances taken from the eSHa instructions for use, on 19/09 and 11/10/2026. Directions for use taken from the same leaflet.

Manufacturer and product safety

Manufacturer
Sea Horse IPC B.V. (eSHa Labs)
Postal address
Hertog van Brabantlaan 4, 6223 CJ Maastricht, Pays-Bas (boîte postale : Postbus 431, 6200 AK Maastricht)

Information provided under Regulation (EU) 2023/988 on general product safety.

A worm in the gut, a worm on the skin

The two treatments are not alike: a single dose with a water change on one side, 3 days of dosing on the other.

The worm may or may not be visible A protruding filament and a fish that rubs itself call for neither the same bottle nor the same schedule.

Where it attachesWhat you seeAlso effective against tapewormsDosing days (days)Litres treated per 20 ml bottle, full course (L)Change half of the water 24 hours afterwardsSecond treatment 14 days laterPrice
Recommended
eSHa NDX dewormer against fish nematodesYour choice
In the gutA red thread hanging from the ventNo1 days225 LYesYes13,90 €
eSHa GDEX treatment against skin and gillYour choiceOn the skin and in the gillsRubbing, swollen gills, rapid breathingYes3 days300 LNoNo13,90 €
eSHa NDX dewormer against fish nematodesRecommended
The worm you are looking for
Where it attachesIn the gut
What you seeA red thread hanging from the vent
Also effective against tapewormsNo
The protocol
Dosing days (days)1 days
Litres treated per 20 ml bottle, full course (L)225 L
Change half of the water 24 hours afterwardsYes
Second treatment 14 days laterYes
In the shop
eSHa GDEX treatment against skin and gill
The worm you are looking for
Where it attachesOn the skin and in the gills
What you seeRubbing, swollen gills, rapid breathing
Also effective against tapewormsYes
The protocol
Dosing days (days)3 days
Litres treated per 20 ml bottle, full course (L)300 L
Change half of the water 24 hours afterwardsNo
Second treatment 14 days laterNo
In the shop

Doses, treatment durations, bottle capacities and tolerances recorded from the eSHa instructions for use, on 19/09 and 11/10/2026.

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Small bottle shipped by tracked parcel from France. The exact shipping costs and delivery times are shown in your basket once you have entered your address. Outside the European Union, import duties and taxes are payable by the recipient. Once unsealed, this product cannot be returned under the right of withdrawal (article L221-28, 5° of the French Consumer Code), for reasons of hygiene and health protection.

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