ATLRC4 Revive Coral Cleaner, 16.8-Ounce

Great dip for your torches, hammers, and acros.Does a great job removing hair algae too on corals before they are introduced into the tank.

After having Euphyllia eating flat worms in my reef wipe out my Torch corals. I now dip everything before it goes into my tank. I was amazed at how much stuff comes off the corals. It's pretty powerful yet gental on the coral. It smells good to.

Slamma blamma ding dong!

Will keep buying it

From my research i have seen that this stuff is based on the old school dips that are tried and true. it uses essential oils to knock out hitch hikers and is a huge help in stopping from introducing the baddies into your system. Coral tends to get a bit angry after a dip and slime up, so be careful with it. usually i max at a ten minute dip for less sensitive species and five minutes for touchy stuff, but it will knock out most inverts so they drop off into your dip bucket. That being said, some larger bristle worms will need a long dip for this effect, it doesn't touch aiptasia and you need to work at the cracks in rock to be effective. My recommendation is to use this in conjunction with isolation of new additions and careful observation to keep your tank healthy.

Don't use this product if you value your corals specially SPS. Way too harsh - made all my sps frags and small colonies just waste away after the dip! Find a better product. Just stay away on this one!

Dipped a zoa frag with a fungus on it and cleared it up. Never dipped before, but will now on. Haven't had any issues for over a year, but like all the forums say, it will eventually happen. Well it did. Don't be lazy and dip your new corals before adding to your tank. Easy to do, especially if you consider the headache or some type of pest destroying your corals. My corals opened up within 10 minutes of returning to tank, so I would assume they were not traumatized from the dip.

I've been very satisfied with this coral dip so far, I've not had a single pest make it into my reef tank nor has it harmed any of the corals to my knowledge. So far I've dipped multiple zoa's, a hammer (which did have unknown orange specs on the skeleton I was able to remove using the dip) and an acan. It smells pleasant, like Pinesol.