What kind of Bayer for dipping coral

[Razz]

Lots of time researching. Lol. He is in no danger. [emoji7]

LOL...dangit, where is the "thumbs up" emoji...

 

[Maggie321]

As far as dipping with Bayer, I use about a shot glass or 2 per cup of tank water. It's not really precise, but I have yet to loose a coral doing it this way and have not had any bad guys added since.

 

[Camaro Show Corals]

For how long 10 min?

 

[dougers31]

I personally don't think any dip will help stn or rtn. Usually due to a problem with water quality, light or flow, and a dip isn't going to help any of those.

I had a maricultured sarmentosa colony that started to rtn. I fragged it up and dipped the frags in an iodine solution as well as the rest of the colony that I couldn't frag off.... Stopped the rtn. Not sure what else would have stopped it on the main colony other than the dip, but who knows...

 

[Maggie321]

Yea 10 to 15.

 

[UncleSalty]

Good information to have.

 

[rcillig]

sry to necro this but Bayer Advanced changed names to BioAdvanced, I been looking for Bayer for hrs and hrs.... was very frustrated till this thread popped up and I matched the bottles then googled it, they are one and the same. I just wanted to post in case someone else was looking and didn't notice it.

 

[Coral Euphoria]

sry to necro this but Bayer Advanced changed names to BioAdvanced, I been looking for Bayer for hrs and hrs.... was very frustrated till this thread popped up and I matched the bottles then googled it, they are one and the same. I just wanted to post in case someone else was looking and didn't notice it.