CORAL INFECTION ELIMINATION

[Reefing_addiction]

I wonder if this would be helpful with treatments for F. Divisa and Ancora since these have the hardest times in our tank

 

[VintageReefer]

I will vouch for it.

I was given a jar, and asked for my honest feedback and results. I have used it on torches, and recently I had lobo fall upside down on a scoly. For 9 hours. Both had substantial injuries needing proper cleaning and treatment to prevent infection

Testing / Results

1) delayed torch shipment, 55 degree water

I had two torches overnighted and ups delivered 24 hours past eta. In winter

One torch arrived severely retraced with black tops in the polyps. In my experience black tips on torches is a sign of infection, and a precursor to bjd. It’s right around the corner of not stopped

The other torch did not have the black tips but did have flesh band recession

I did a 20 min dip in this and then put them in my tank. In 2 days the torches were fully open and now 2 weeks later I can tell they are thriving. Neither one got bjd or any injuries

It’s 4:30 am for me but I will post more examples in near future. After sleep

Preview of next text results and outcomes

 

[pwfess]

@Fenral @zusima

 

[armyvetheather]

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[armyvetheather]

@danreef55 you should enter this as I promise you're going to need it at some point or another.

 

[armyvetheather]

@KentEdgar you might want to look at this, something to actually help with bjd and I know we've both struggled with it a bit.

 

[armyvetheather]

@Baby_Shark you see this? Treatment for bjd and others.

 

[armyvetheather]

@BasementBox check this out!

 

[VintageReefer]

Preview of next text results and outcomes

Lobo I don’t have high hopes for. It’s not infected but it’s a lot of damage

Scoly did not get infected and is healing fast

Torch had bjd. I lost part of a head. It’s back to opening

 

[VintageReefer]

I did not have 100% success with the dip though, but overall I do believe it has saved/cured/prevented issues for all the corals above. I also have another torch that has an issue I caught early. I used this dip. And the issue seems to be cured although I did lose part of a head


I had yet anther ups order delayed, this order was 50+ hours in transit.

After the water was up to 76 I relocated coral to the tank. The torches immediately released tons of slime

So I knew they were in bad shape. After removing slime with a baster I could see they were heavily stressed with signs of infection

2 Cynarina seemed stressed but ok

Scoly looked good

Next day I was optimistic

But the torches and Cynarina declined until I felt dip was not helping and they were wasting away in my tank so I removed them and put in the trash

Scoly did look great - likely due to being a colder water species

Everything perished except the Scoly, which I still have today and is looking great

It is not a miracle product that will work 100% of the time and I do not feel any product will, when I continued to not see improvement on these two torches I did put them in a full kfc protocol, but they perished despite all my efforts.

I do feel the product is easy to use, and has a high success rate. And I will continue to use it as a dip for injured or stressed corals

 

[Brittanyjo]

Im following on instagram

 

[Brittanyjo]

Follow and liked on facebook

 

[armyvetheather]

posted on fb.

 

[armyvetheather]

Posted on ig story

 

[bubbgee]

They are not sale yet, due to the limited quantity

Oh why do you tease us with your magic elixir????

 

[Joker Corals]

I did not have 100% success with the dip though, but overall I do believe it has saved/cured/prevented issues for all the corals above. I also have another torch that has an issue I caught early. I used this dip. And the issue seems to be cured although I did lose part of a head


I had yet anther ups order delayed, this order was 50+ hours in transit.

After the water was up to 76 I relocated coral to the tank. The torches immediately released tons of slime

So I knew they were in bad shape. After removing slime with a baster I could see they were heavily stressed with signs of infection

2 Cynarina seemed stressed but ok

Scoly looked good

Next day I was optimistic

But the torches and Cynarina declined until I felt dip was not helping and they were wasting away in my tank so I removed them and put in the trash

Scoly did look great - likely due to being a colder water species

Everything perished except the Scoly, which I still have today and is looking great

It is not a miracle product that will work 100% of the time and I do not feel any product will, when I continued to not see improvement on these two torches I did put them in a full kfc protocol, but they perished despite all my efforts.

I do feel the product is easy to use, and has a high success rate. And I will continue to use it as a dip for injured or stressed corals

this product is not for temperature drop during the transit so it can't help much, but with a 3-5day dip it might help with a higher survival rate

 

[VintageReefer]

this product is not for temperature drop during the transit so it can't help much, but with a 3-5day dip it might help with a higher survival rate

Understood. Nothing can really help with that but I do feel temp drop can cause stress and wounds, which can lead to infections, and this product can help treat those

 

[Eric R.]

@Joker Corals can you say which company you are working with in Germany? It would be helpful to know and inspire more confidence in the product if they already have a record of producing quality products for the industry.

Also, can we see more pictures of the product? Would love to see the back/sides of the packaging and the contents. Unboxing video maybe?

Thanks!