Coral dipping?

[carey]

Since I am in the process of moving my 55g to my 125g I was thinking about dipping the corals before transfer. I think I have nudibranchs. :-( IS it too late now to dip or will it help at all? Also, going forward I think I want to dip my new corals as well. If I make up a batch of dip can I dip them a few at a time, the directions for coralrx say you should dip one per batch if I'm not mistaken.

Just some help and input please lol.

Thanks guys!

 

[Bige]

You gonna use coral rx? I believe if you think you have them then why not. If it is a nudi, they dont usually cruise around. So dipping the coral would probably clear up problem. Besides, when else will you have all your coral out to treat. I think you could dip a few at a time but I would do one at a time. That way you get the best concentration and you can see if there is nudis and on what.

Dipping all your coral will give you great peace of mind.

 

[ryshark]

I use the same batch of dip for multiple corals, but dip them one at a time. I haven't tried CoralRX yet, but I here it is good. If you have known pests and haven't dipped in the past. You may as well dip them all when you switch tanks.

 

[hackteck]

i use Kent Marine Tech D Coral Dip the guy i got my tank from gave it to me

 

[Emelinda76]

So what's the process when u dip?

 

[joy13]

If you have nudis dips don't kill the eggs, You might be able to find the eggs and remove them but they are very hard to see. I dip all of my corals first in revive and then in iodine. I dip them for about 20 minutes in revive, then rinse in fresh saltwater, then dip in iodine and then rinse in fresh saltwater again. I dip them one at a time.

 

[carey]

I just picked up some coralrx so I'm gonna give it a try. Can't hurt.
Thanks for the input everyone.

 

[Bige]

Take a container like a bowl and fill it with "dip". Then put coral in for amount stated on your product. Thats it. There are video on youtube also.