Seachem Reef Dip Coral Disinfectant, 250 ml

I bought a couple of green star polp corals and whilst they were quarantined they began to grow what looked like diatoms over the mantle and they closed up. I bought this after reading a recommendation on one of the marine aquarist forums and it worked very well bring the corals back to health in a day.

I dip all my coral before adding to my aquarium, gets rid of all those little nasties.

Great dip for your corals, use it everytime

Works well, this killed a fair few pests which were on coral frags. I would recommend a visual inspection after as it would not kill every pest

Verry good and quickly

No lid on the bottle, so I can only use once

Noticed a bristle worm curled around the coral plug. It unfurled, but did not for.

works well

Excellent product, worked even better than I imagined it would. Completely turned around a wellso folded brain coral in a span of a week or two. I wish I took a before photo, but the coral looked awful. Its been going downhill quickly ever since a tank move at the beginning of the year. It got to the point it was constantly shriveled with a lot of exposed skeleton and it definitely looked to be on its way out the door. Gave it a dip in this and it was looking a little better the very next day. I dipped it again every couple days and it looks so much better today I decided to pull out my phone just to write this review. You can still see the skeleton somewhat but it is more inflated than it has been in weeks and I have a lot of faith now that it will make a full recovery. In the photo attached, it is at least double the size it was just two weeks ago. Thankful I found this.

Ottimo disinfettante per i coralli appena acquistati. Utilizzato su molli e LPS senza nessun effetto nocivo.

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Great did. I had bought a star polyp coral and I basically followed the dosing instructions. After I few minutes I saw bristle worms floating and trying to detach from the coral. I continued adding 4 to 5 more doses using the cap of the bottle and took my chance that coral would not get overdosed with the dip. I think around 15 more bristle worms came out! I really thought I had killed the coral due to putting more that what was recommended. However to my surprise the star polyp coral LIVES and is healthy as ever. I also did dip a long tentacle anemone and all was fine. You have to leave the coral in the dip for 30 minutes or longer though for the crawlers to die. I had an instance that I was in a hurry and did not do the recommended dip duration, a bristle worm survived but good thing I caught it early and was able to pull it our of the rock. I do not think there is a reef system that is pest free. However, at least this is better than just blindly adding corals to your system.