Seachem reef dip reached display tank

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Hi everyone.

I just accidentally dropped one or two drops of seachem reef dip in my tank.
It's around 50 gal total.
Should I do something?
I figured since it's so diluted, I wouldn't have problems.

The tanks is 1 month old and I have a pair of clowns and some GSP.

Thanks
 
Hi everyone.

I just accidentally dropped one or two drops of seachem reef dip in my tank.
It's around 50 gal total.
Should I do something?
I figured since it's so diluted, I wouldn't have problems.

The tanks is 1 month old and I have a pair of clowns and some GSP.

Thanks
I wouldn't worry about it, if it's only 1,or 2 drops.Don't think fish or corral would be affected.But do keep an eye out if any of your coral or fish start acting differently.
 
You can add carbon and your skimmer should help remove it.
 
If you’re worried do a quick water change. What would it hurt? In a 50g a quick 10 gallon water change should dilute those one or two drops to almost nothing.

you’re probably not even in a bind. If it truly was 1 or 2 drops
 

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