Dipping Chalice After Getting Stung?

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I just noticed that my hammer fell over and has been stinging one of my chalices all day. It's only maybe a quarter of the chalice that's been affected but do you recommend dipping it in anything to keep it from getting worse?
 
You could - or you could also leave it for a day or two to see if it gets worse or recovers all on its own.

One of my monticaps got damaged (reaction to a supplement) and it was recovering the next day. A fungia plate that also had the same adverse reaction struggled for a week, so I gave it a quick 5-min Reef Primer dip and that helped it along.
 
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I just noticed that my hammer fell over and has been stinging one of my chalices all day. It's only maybe a quarter of the chalice that's been affected but do you recommend dipping it in anything to keep it from getting worse?
IMO it is best to dip it if you can easily.
 
Thanks for the advice. I assume you recommend a Lugols dip?
 

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