Coral Dipping

[Nano]

Usually gel super glue does the trick

[ocean diver]

OK glue, how? Just put a little glue on it, then what?

[Nano]

Lol, that's just for aiptasia. If you buy a frag with aiptasia on it, you can just cover that part with the gel crazy glue. (its not for dipping)

For dipping I take the same route as reefwars, in fact I believe is "borrowed" (stole) this method from him.

Coral rx, flatworm exit, h202 etc. No pests ever in my tank.

[ocean diver]

lol ya I know just for aiptasia, so just glue over them then put into tank with the glue on them?

[Nano]

Yeah it keeps them from getting light, oxygen, flow, food, etc thus killing them with out giving them a chance to reproduce

[acepumping]

aptasia x works AMAZING!!!!

[SCUBA_STEVE]

Where can you get coral dips in the Edmonton area?

[Nano]

I got mine from blue world aquatic

[Wretch]

Originally Posted by reefwars

coral rx/pro,flatworm exit,revive,h202

thats my weapons for new corals:P

Could you explain this process a little. Do you dip all new corals in a mix of all those things? Dip corals in each one but separate containers? Or just dip in certain ones depending on what you see after inspecting? Sorry if this is a stupid question but I am new and seem to have a lot of them.

[thmh]

Revive and interceptor!!!