How to use PraziPro?

[bungaroo]

I recently setup my first nano tank and originally broke in my tank with two damsels that I purchased from the LFS. I then traded them in for two clownfishes who have now been in the tank for close to a month now. I noticed one day there was some white stringy stuff coming out under them and did some research and came to the conclusion that they could be some type of worm. The thread said that PraziPro may help so I purchased a small bottle but am a bit confused on how to actually use this product. Since I have a 10g nano tank, I would need to use half a teaspoon of dosage (1 teaspoon per 20g). My questions are:

- How long do I actually need to take out my activated carbon for?
- Am I supposed to only dose once for the full week?
- Should I do a water change at the end of the week?
- Are the white strings actually worms? I haven't seen them since.

Thank you R2R!

 

[JCTReefer]

For white stringy feces I would food soak General Cure. General cure has Metrodonizole in it plus Praziquantel. Best to mix the GC plus food with Focus to bind it to the food. Feed 2x per day for 14-21 days. 1 scoop GC, 1 scoop Focus to 1 TBSP food is the general consensus. You can also add Selcon to the mix to make a slurry when mixing the GC with pellets or frozen. Freeze any leftovers for later use. Dosing prazi into the water isn’t very effective at treating internal worms/parasites. That’s my 2 cents. You can use the scoop that comes with the focus to measure the GC and focus. One scoop of each combined with the tablespoon of food. Throw some selcon or vita-chem in the mix and stir it up.