SeachemReef Dip 250ml

Worked well on my coral. No damage done to the corals.It didn’t work on the red spaghetti worm, but it took care of other more concerning parasites.

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.

Well it works great...but the bottle came opened with the seal not intact, still works, just don’t have the full amount of product, won’t return as it works and i need it.

this is my 2nd bottle and my go to dip. I've used many corals dips and this is the best one yet. I've saved many corals doing dips combined with iodine for 20-30 mins. not only does it help clean the corals from hitch hikers but it treats dying corals or corals in bad health.

Works

Works great at dipping new corals to remove pests. I will say that Coral RX seems to be a little harsher/stronger, when you dip a new coral in Coral RX any pests will immediately fly off, with this product it takes a couple of minutes for the effect. Overall great coral dip I use on every coral I purchase.I will note I have "burned" for lack of a better term, zoa's and paly's with coral rx even after following the directions. Corals didn't die but they did peel before they opened up a week after being dipped. I haven't had any issues like this with Seachem's dip, seems to be milder. Iodine based dip, I think.

It came having leaked in the box. Thankfully, nothing was damaged. I followed the directions and dipped a new hammer coral. It died. Idk... could be something about my tank, but I tested all parameters, and nothing was off. So, use with caution I would suggest.

First dip was for a Cyphastrea and Zoanthid. I used the recommended amount and dipped while monitoring for 15 minutes. I did not notice most of the floaters in the water but a small bristleworm was dislodged in the procedure. Afterwards they were rinsed twice in saltwater from the prospective tank. I did not notice any adverse affects. The second dip was a 30 minute dip for a Euphyillia (hammer). During this dip I used a syringe and blasted away. All three corals are doing very well now. I'm happy with this Seachem solution and will be using it again.