ORCA RES-Q-REEF Coral And Frag Dips (45g & 225g)

Description

Highly Effective treatment against soft and hard coral parasites
Will not cause stress responses to corals

Res-Q-Reef is a highly effective and easy to use coral and frag dip used for the treatment of infested corals.
It can also be used before introducing new corals and frags into your aquarium during the acclimation process

Res-Q-Reef is an effective treatment against Nudibrancers, Flatworms, Bristleworms and many other unwanted coral eating parasites.

Directions For Use:
NEVER ADD THIS PRODUCT DIRECTLY YO YOUR AQUARIUM.
Prepare 4l of aquarium water in a plastic container.
Accurately weigh out 45g of Res-Q-Reef, add to plastic container and stir until completely dissolved.
Place corals inside the container for 5 minutes. It is advisable to use a turkey baster to blow water on the coral to dislodge any parasites.
Treatment is complete after 5 minutes and the coral can be placed directly into the aquarium.
Many corals can be treated in the same water.

Caution:
NEVER ADD THIS PRODUCT DIRECTLY YO YOUR AQUARIUM.
Keep out of reach of children and animal.
Not for human consumption.

Using ORCA Res-Q-Reef Coral Dip in Singapore Reef Tanks

Res-Q-Reef is a coral and frag dip used to treat and quarantine new corals before they ever touch your display. Dipping is one of the simplest ways to keep unwanted hitchhikers like flatworms and nudibranchs out of an established reef, and it is far easier to deal with a pest on a single frag than across a whole system. Always dip in a separate container of tank water, never in the display, and inspect the frag plug and base where pests like to hide.

In Singapore’s warm conditions corals can be stressed by the heat of transport before they even reach you, so combine dipping with careful temperature and light acclimation rather than rushing the frag straight under your lights. Use the product strictly to its directions, give corals a gentle rinse in clean tank water afterwards, and observe them in a quarantine or low-flow area for a few days before placing them in the aquascape.

Find more treatments in our conditioners and medication range. Pair dipping with proper settling using our coral acclimation guide, and compare options in our coral dip comparison.