🐠 Reef Dip: Convenient 100 mL / 3.4 fl. oz. Solution for Optimal Coral Care Review

This is a good coral solution. I use it for secondary coral diving and for damaged or diseased corals. It seems to aid in the healing process.

From what I've been told I should have bought Coral RX Dip as it doesn't get rid of all the pests on shards, corals etc. I've gone back to the cheaper product if you just ordered the more expensive variety.

Works as described. Easy to follow instructions. Dunk my LPS and SPS corals and the worms and critters immediately flew away. A few twists and turns in this sink and they were all dead. Love it and recommend this product. It takes very little to see results. A cap is made entirely with 20 coral fragments.

If you're not isolating your corals, at least give them a bath. This product works very well, I bought my corals from a reputable dealer and yet I loaded them anyway and saw little critters detaching from the corals. Great product, highly recommend.

I have been using Seachem products for a while now and have never been disappointed. I use them with all my zoanthids and discos and they are great. I've had worms squirming out of rocks and a few unfortunate brittle stars. It's something like (mostly similar?) an iodine solution. I mostly use 10% povidone but it seems to be more benign/less potent in terms of coral damage. I would recommend this to others looking for a safe coral dive.

Well done. I bought a coral star polyp and basically followed the dosage instructions. A few minutes later I saw bristle worms swimming and trying to break away from the coral. I kept adding 4-5 more doses with a bottle cap, risking not to overdose the corals while diving. I think about 15 more bristleworms came out! I really thought I killed the coral because it put in more than recommended. However, to my surprise, the star coral polyp is alive and healthier than ever. I also dipped a long…