Coral Dip & Bacteria

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Are any coral dips bacteria friendly?

I am looking to dip some live rock and only keep the bacteria.
 
What are you looking to remove? Maybe a high salinity dip would be better?
 
Well working "up" from Marco rocks and want to carefully manage everything that I introduce into the tank.

Planning on doing initial cycle with bacteria in a bottle and from there to diversify bacterial strains would like to introduce "safe" natural live rock. So essentially looking for a quick and easy way to remove any potential undesirables.

As a last step I am going to qt either natural or farmed live rock to introduce more diversity.

How effective would hypo/hyper salinity work?
 
It would be effective at getting worms and crabs and other inverts off. It wouldn't help with things like aiptasia or mojanos
 
Yes ok, good point; perhaps time to start quarantining my rock.
 

HOW MUCH DOES A FISH’S FEEDING REQUIREMENTS AFFECT YOUR STOCKING DECISIONS?

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