Ich-X for guppies: volume, records and treatment limits
By Richard James · Manufacturer sources reviewed 28 October 2026
This guide helps you prepare a calculation for a tank with adults and fry. It does not prescribe a medicine for guppies or create a special species dose. White spots or rubbing do not let this website confirm a parasite diagnosis.
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Start with the aquarium you will actually treat
List adults, fry and any other residents before choosing a treatment setup. A guide about guppies does not establish compatibility for every animal sharing the water.
Write down the exact bottle, all products already added, the water-test results and the reason treatment is being considered. If the cause is uncertain or the fish is deteriorating, seek appropriate fish-health advice.
A water-volume example
A keeper records 36 L of actual water in a tank sold as 45 L. Enter 36 L as measured water. Do not deduct the decor again.
This is a worked input example, not a clinical case or evidence of treatment success. Check litres versus US or UK gallons before using the result.
Use the product instructions alongside the result
Read the Ich-X handling guide for preparation, compatibility and course limits. Open the Ich-X calculator only after checking the exact bottle and application.
- Keep each displayed day or application separate.
- Measure the quantity with suitable equipment; do not guess an unmeasurably small fraction.
- Record what was actually added and when.
- Check the manufacturer instructions before changing water, combining products or repeating a course.
What this guide does not decide
There is no automatic half-dose, double-dose, heat treatment, salt addition or recovery deadline based on the species name. The linked manufacturer instructions take priority over a general species shortcut. If your bottle differs from the calculator, resolve that difference before dosing.
Sources and review scope
Ich-X manufacturer instructions. Reviewed 28 October 2026. Published manufacturer directions and editorial claims; not an independent clinical or efficacy assessment.