To dip, or not to dip, that is the question?
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MikeYQM
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I would & do.
Starblenny
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Dip it. You don't want any bad hitchhikers in your tank. If you don't take care of them now, you'll probably have to spend more $$$ and/or time trying to get them out.
Are there other "dips" out there, or is coral RX the way to go? Are there any corals, in your experiences, that it does bad things to?
So far my collection is fairly simple...an open brain and a zoanthid - they're already in the tank, so I'm going to need to let them be - but I plan on buying some more in the near future, want to make sure I don't do anything stupid - like kill a brand new coral
So far my collection is fairly simple...an open brain and a zoanthid - they're already in the tank, so I'm going to need to let them be - but I plan on buying some more in the near future, want to make sure I don't do anything stupid - like kill a brand new coral
PrettyFishies
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I also use lugols and coral rx
The trick I found is to use a turkey baster to swish/agitate the water with each dip. Look closely for flatworms or red bugs or whatever. Then suck any out or use plastic. Tweezers. If you get rid of em b4 they're in your tank, it'll save money and heartache
The trick I found is to use a turkey baster to swish/agitate the water with each dip. Look closely for flatworms or red bugs or whatever. Then suck any out or use plastic. Tweezers. If you get rid of em b4 they're in your tank, it'll save money and heartache
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