Overview FishAquatics presents SOBAKEN Genchem No Planaria, a biodegradable, herbal-style treatment designed for planted tanks that host shrimp and other invertebrates

This formula aims to address planaria and hydra while prioritizing the health of shrimp and live plants

While not a , many aquarists appreciate a targeted option that works within a busy freshwater ecosystem

Formulated with Betal Nut Palm Extract, the product emphasizes a natural-basis approach

Its biodegradable nature helps it disperse through the water column without a heavy residue, aligning with routine tank maintenance practices common in planted aquariums

Why aquarists consider this product Shrimp-safe planaria and hydra control without harming shrimp or plants Biodegradable and plant-friendly formulation Herbal-based ingredients, including Betal Nut Palm Extract In everyday use, Genchem No Planaria is described as a worm disinfectant for aquarium pests like planaria and hydra

It is designed to work within the existing tank balance, so careful dosing and observation are as part of ongoing tank care

Usage and care guidelines Before dosing: remove carbon from your filter to ensure the treatment can act effectively Follow packet instructions precisely to avoid over-dosing After dosing: wait 72 hours, then perform a 25% water change Reintroduce activated carbon in your filter for a few days to restore filtration performance Be mindful of snails—some can be sensitive and may require re-homing during treatment Notes and practical reminders: avoid mixing with other chemicals unless advised, and monitor aquarium inhabitants after administration

While results can vary by tank setup and population, many hobbyists view this as a potential aid in managing pests without excessive disruption to a thriving planted tank

FAQ Q: Is Genchem No Planaria safe for shrimp

A: Yes, when used as directed, it's designed to be shrimp-safe and plant-friendly

Q: What steps should I follow before and after dosing

A: Remove carbon before dosing; after 72 hours, perform a 25% water change and reintroduce carbon for a few days; some snails may be sensitive