The best brand for fungus medicine that won’t kill my elephant snails???

[scarlkatieee]

My fish recently had a bit of a stress with a water change after I left my tank a little too long before cleaning. My water is perfect but I think it stressed them out a bit.
One of my endler guppies appears to have tail rot from what I can determine and a couple of my glow light tetras have a bit of fungus starting to grow.

Can anyone recommend a good brand of medicine that actually works to help my fish that is safe for invertebrates? I have 2 elephant snails and some shrimps.

i have used Esha products before a couple years back when I had a second tank I could move my snails into however I now don’t.
Any help would be appreciated?
Brands you can buy in the UK thank you!

 

[Sgooosh]

My fish recently had a bit of a stress with a water change after I left my tank a little too long before cleaning. My water is perfect but I think it stressed them out a bit.
One of my endler guppies appears to have tail rot from what I can determine and a couple of my glow light tetras have a bit of fungus starting to grow.

Can anyone recommend a good brand of medicine that actually works to help my fish that is safe for invertebrates? I have 2 elephant snails and some shrimps.

i have used Esha products before a couple years back when I had a second tank I could move my snails into however I now don’t.
Any help would be appreciated?
Brands you can buy in the UK thank you!

aren't elephant snails saltwatewr
you could always put the snail into a quarantine tnak and treat the endler.
or you can treat endler by itself, it does not spread if water is clean and you are actively preventing

 

[Colin_T]

salt and clean water should treat fin rot. Use 1-2 heaped tablespoons of rock salt for every 20 litres of water. Keep salt in tank for 2-4 weeks.

 

[DoubleDutch]

Finrot is a bacterial issue.

The fungus on the glowlights is weird : Aren't you mixing up the white fin edges with fungus ?