Best coral dip?

For LPS- Coral Rx and iodine for hammer/other euph.

For zoas I always dip first in coral rx, then rinse in clean saltwater and then do full strength of 3% hydrogen peroxide for about a minute. I will only dilute the peroxide with seawater if the heads are still open. I haven't lost a zoa yet and peroxide seems to be great for killing algae, or so I read. In other words, its yielded good results.
 
For LPS- Coral Rx and iodine for hammer/other euph.

For zoas I always dip first in coral rx, then rinse in clean saltwater and then do full strength of 3% hydrogen peroxide for about a minute. I will only dilute the peroxide with seawater if the heads are still open. I haven't lost a zoa yet and peroxide seems to be great for killing algae, or so I read. In other words, its yielded good results.
Is koral MD also good, similar to RX? Im looking for just one general use dip.
 
Is koral MD also good, similar to RX? Im looking for just one general use dip.
I dont know anything about Koral MD. Does it smell like pine oil?

Coral Rx or Revive are the ones that I see most recommended so thats what I have used to get rid of worms/parasites/hitchhikers. Peroxide would kill those things (someone correct me if I am wrong on this) while a dip is supposed to just knock them off the frag.
 
I dont know anything about Koral MD. Does it smell like pine oil?

Coral Rx or Revive are the ones that I see most recommended so thats what I have used to get rid of worms/parasites/hitchhikers. Peroxide would kill those things while a dip is supposed to just knock them off the frag.
Oh peroxide kils the parasites? Nice! Didnt think it killed them, thought it was just algae. Ill likely follow this guide for peroxide dipping: https://humble.fish/community/threads/peroxide-dipping-guidelines-for-corals.4715/
 
Hoe do LPs react to it? I've seen people make guides on peroxide dips for sps corals.
Also, you source your corals online or from a local LFS?
I have not bought coral in 10 years. I do get sponges, scallops, feather dusters & nps from GOM collectors. Sometimes I trade with Aquadome in Austin. It’s my go to LFS.
 
I dont know anything about Koral MD. Does it smell like pine oil?

Coral Rx or Revive are the ones that I see most recommended so thats what I have used to get rid of worms/parasites/hitchhikers. Peroxide would kill those things (someone correct me if I am wrong on this) while a dip is supposed to just knock them off the frag.
I dont have MD, but it says its made of tree oils.
 
kk.
I can get a decent sized bottle for 8 bucks, that why I asked. I honestly probably wont dip at first, maybe just peroxide.
why not be extra safe and do both? It hasnt hurt me yet and I like the peace of mind
 

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