Does a scoly have to be dipped?

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Getting a new scoly should I dip it and if so what dipping process should I use? Thanks
 
ALL corals should be dipped. You can use Revive or Coral Rx on a scoly. You can even use Bayer if you want.
 
ALL corals should be dipped. You can use Revive or Coral Rx on a scoly. You can even use Bayer if you want.
Being that it is an expensive piece I would rather use whatever is best for it. Is there a difference. What exactly does a coral dip kill off.
 
Yes bro AEFW is not the only pest trust me on this one. I only used to dip sps corals and end up with a planaria worm infestation.


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