Coral rx

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Recommend using it?

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Has anyone used the coral rx? Where it protects your coral. What are your opinions on it?
 
I've never used it by itself, I always do coral rx followed by a rinse then an iodine dip and maybe FW after that depending on why I'm dipping. But it's always been part of my dip process.
 
It is a good product, if this is your first time using this product, make sure you follow the directions properly and it will work fine. If you don't, you know pretty quickly:eek:

I use this dip as my first dip for all incoming corals. After of 7 days in QT with Flatworm Exit treatments, I do a final dip in Coral Rx, 1 more day in QT and then move it to my main display.

Some corals may look a little funny after the Coral RX dip. Don't fret too much, most corals will recover.

Don't dip anemones or inverts, they will die.
 

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