Did the same thing. I got a nice frag of Red Dragon and dipped it in Revive. I noticed that the Revive had a funny smell after dipping. That frag was pure white by the next morning.
Interesting - I noticed a different, unique smell as well.
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Did the same thing. I got a nice frag of Red Dragon and dipped it in Revive. I noticed that the Revive had a funny smell after dipping. That frag was pure white by the next morning.
My undipped has already completely RTN...so mine didn't fair any better ;DeadHere is my undipped red dragon
I read in this thread someone was also replacing frag plug...are you doing that? What if it is encrusted? TIA
Cut the acro just above the plug even if it's encrusted! Bugs live under the base of the acro it's better to cut the frag off the plug and let it encrust on a new one. I learned my lesson the hard way and battled all summer with a black bug/worm type of pest. Not all pests are affected by the dips available either. The bugs I encountered seem to be unaffected by anything other than long hard dips. I used a half container of Bayer in about a quart of water and dipped for about an hour. Not sure if it killed them all or not. They lay thousands of eggs and the eggs are not affected by dips. The eggs are usually laid on the coral skin or under the encrusted Coral. Therefore cutting it and replugging is a mustI read in this thread someone was also replacing frag plug...are you doing that? What if it is encrusted? TIA