TETRA MAX
For luminous and hepatopancreatic disease — binds bacterial toxinsTreat intestinal hemorrhage caused by Aeromonas, Pseudomonas in fish; treat luminescence caused by Vibrio in shrimp. Broad-spectrum antibiotic with 20% Oxytetracycline; bacteriostatic by blocking bacterial protein synthesis, with a special excipient that binds toxins produced by bacteria. Use as labelled or as directed by a veterinarian.
- 20%
- Oxytetracycline (20 g/100 g)
- 3 – 5 g
- / kg of feed (shrimp)
- 5 – 7 days
- course for shrimp
- 4 weeks
- withdrawal before harvest
- Form
- Oral powder
- Pack
- 500 g, 1 kg
- Reg. no.
- LA.TS6-01
- Certificate
- 3313/GCN-CNTY-QLT
Shrimp losses after rain: the right response
Heavy rain — stressed shrimp, opportunistic bacteria
- 1
Sudden pond change
pH, salinity, alkalinity and temperature drop fast; the pond stratifies and the bottom runs low on oxygen.
- 2
Stressed, weak shrimp
Shrimp eat less and their resistance drops after the change.
- 3
Opportunistic bacteria
Vibrio spp. multiply when shrimp are weak and the pond is rich in organic matter.
- 4
Shrimp losses
Shrimp stop eating and die at the bottom — find the real cause before medicating.
Find the cause before medicating
- Measure the pondpH, alkalinity, salinity, dissolved oxygen
- Check the shrimpHepatopancreas, gut, luminous signs
- Ask a technician or vetConfirm whether it is a bacterial infection
- Medicate as indicatedRight dose, full course
For shrimp, fish and nursery ponds
- Shrimp
Hepatopancreatic and luminous disease caused by Vibrio spp.
Broad-spectrum antibiotic; a special excipient binds toxins produced by Vibrio spp. 3 – 5 g/kg feed for 5 – 7 days.
- Fish
Intestinal hemorrhage caused by Aeromonas liquefaciens and Pseudomonas spp.
100 g per 260 – 360 kg of fish or 100 g per 15 – 20 kg of feed, for 5 – 10 days in a row.
- Nursery
Steadier fry, lower infection risk
1 kg/1,000 m³ of water, applied before stocking and every 2 weeks during the nursery phase.
Oxytetracycline stops bacteria multiplying
Oxytetracycline is a tetracycline, a broad-spectrum antibiotic active against both gram-negative and gram-positive bacteria. It diffuses through the bacterial cell membrane, binds the ribosome and blocks protein synthesis — the bacteria stop growing and multiplying (bacteriostatic), letting the animal’s own defences clear the infection.
From feed to the bacterium
- Mixed into feedEaten into the gut
- Enters the bacteriumDiffuses through the membrane
- Binds the ribosomeBlocks protein synthesis
- Bacteria stop multiplyingBacteriostatic
- 01
Broad spectrum
Active against both gram-negative and gram-positive bacteria.
- 02
Bacteriostatic
Blocks protein synthesis so bacteria stop growing and multiplying.
- 03
Toxin binding
A special excipient binds toxins produced by bacteria.
- 04
In-feed powder
Mixed into feed and coated — the drug reaches the gut.
Dosage by species
As labelled.- Shrimp — bacterial infection3 – 5 g / kg of feedFeed for 5 – 7 days
- Fish — intestinal hemorrhage100 g / 15 – 20 kg of feedOr 100 g per 260 – 360 kg of fish; 5 – 10 days in a row
- Nursery ponds1 kg / 1,000 m³ of waterBefore stocking, then every 2 weeks
How to mix into feed
- 1Dissolve in clean waterUse just enough clean water.
- 2Mix into the feedCoat the pellets evenly.
- 3CoatSeal with a suitable binder so the drug stays on the feed.
- 4Dry for 20 minutesKeep out of direct sunlight, then feed.
Dosage may vary with actual pond conditions and the level of infection. Seal the bag right after use if not finished.
Reference amounts from the label — use as directed by a veterinarian or technician.
Right disease, right dose, full course
- 01Right diseaseUse only when a bacterial infection is confirmed, as directed by a vet or technician.
- 02Right dose, full courseShrimp 3 – 5 g/kg feed for the full 5 – 7 days; do not stop early or overdose.
- 03Stabilise the pondAfter rain, stabilise pH, alkalinity and oxygen; adjust feeding to appetite.
- 04Withdrawal before harvestStop use 4 weeks before harvest.
!TETRA MAX is a veterinary medicine containing an antibiotic. Use as labelled or as directed by a veterinarian.
Registration
| Active ingredient | Oxytetracycline 20 g/100 g |
| Dosage form | Oral powder (in-feed) |
| Pack | 500 g, 1 kg |
| Registration no. | LA.TS6-01 |
| Certificate | 3313/GCN-CNTY-QLT |
| Withdrawal before harvest | 4 weeks |
| Manufacturer | Than Vuong GMP-WHO factory |
Composition · NotesComposition and notes
Composition
Oxytetracycline: 20g; Excipients q.s. 100g.
Tetracycline-class antibiotic.
Notes
- Packaging
- Seal the bag right after use if the product is not finished.
- Medicated feed
- Dry for 20 minutes, out of direct sunlight.
- Harvest
- Stop use 4 weeks before harvest.
Previous pageDetailed article
TETRA MAX is a broad-spectrum antibiotic containing Oxytetracycline, specifically used in aquaculture, effectively treating bacterial diseases in shrimp and fish.
For shrimp:
- Broad-spectrum antibiotic, treats hepatopancreatic diseases and luminous vibriosis caused by Vibrio spp in shrimp. Combined with special excipients to help absorb toxins caused by Vibrio spp.
- Indicated for treatment in cases of bacterial infection: 3 - 5 g/kg feed, for 5 - 7 days.
- Dilute the product with sufficient clean water, mix thoroughly with feed, and coat with a suitable binder. Dry for 20 minutes before feeding shrimp, but avoid direct sunlight exposure.
- Use in nursery ponds/tanks: 1 kg/1,000 m³ of water broadcast before stocking and every 2 weeks during the nursery period to stabilize survival rate and limit disease infection. Dilute the product with water and broadcast directly into the pond or nursery tank.
For fish: 100 g of medicine for 260 - 360 kg of fish or 100 g of medicine/15 - 20 kg of feed. Treat continuously for 5 - 10 days.
Note:
- Dosage may vary depending on actual conditions and the severity of disease in the pond.
- Seal the packaging immediately after use if the product has not been fully consumed.
Withdrawal period: Discontinue use 4 weeks before harvest.
FAQFrequently asked questions
- What is TETRA MAX used for?
- Treat intestinal hemorrhage caused by Aeromonas, Pseudomonas in fish; treat luminescence caused by Vibrio in shrimp
- How to use TETRA MAX?
- For shrimp: - Broad-spectrum antibiotic, treats hepatopancreatic diseases and luminous disease caused by Vibrio spp in shrimp. Combined with a special excipient to help absorb toxins caused by Vibrio spp. - Treatment dosage for bacterial infections: 3 - 5 g/kg feed, for 5 - 7 days. - Mix the product with sufficient clean water, mix thoroughly into the feed, and coat with a suitable binder. Allow to dry for 20 minutes before feeding shrimp, but avoid direct sunlight. - Use in nursery ponds: 1 kg/1,000 m³ of water, broadcast before stocking and periodically every 2 weeks during the nursery period to help stabilize survival rates and limit disease infection during rearing. Mix the product with water and broadcast directly into the pond or nursery tank. For fish: 100 g of product for 260 - 360 kg of fish or 100 g of product/15 - 20 kg feed. Treat continuously for 5 - 10 days. Note: - Dosage may vary depending on actual conditions and the severity of disease infection in the pond. - Seal the packaging immediately after use if the product is not fully consumed.
- What packaging does TETRA MAX come in?
- TETRA MAX comes in 500 g, 1 kg.
- Main benefits of TETRA MAX?
- Broad-spectrum antibiotic, treats hepatopancreatic disease and luminescence caused by Vibrio spp in shrimp. Treatment of intestinal hemorrhage caused by Aeromonas liquefaciens and Pseudomonas spp in fish. Used in nursery: stabilize survival rate, reduce disease infection.
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TETRA MAX is often used with other Veterinary Medicine products under a technician’s protocol.
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