What is MediCoral?
MediCoral is a coral dip designed to prepare new coral additions and support corals showing signs of tissue damage or degradation.
What does MediCoral do?
It cleans and conditions corals while helping reduce tissue damage and support overall coral health during acclimation.
What makes MediCoral unique?
It features a triple-acting formulation that provides both immediate and long-term benefits to dipped corals.
How does MediCoral support damaged corals?
It gently oxidizes affected tissue areas to help halt or prevent further degradation.
Can MediCoral help prevent unwanted issues on corals?
Yes, it discourages harmful organisms from establishing in damaged tissue areas.
Is MediCoral a medication?
No, it is not a medication and does not contain antibiotics or heavy metals.
What types of corals can be used with MediCoral?
It is safe for all coral types, including stony corals, soft corals, and colonial or solitary polyps.
When should MediCoral be used?
It is ideal when introducing new corals or when existing corals show signs of tissue stress or damage.
How is MediCoral used?
It is mixed with aquarium saltwater in a separate container and used as a dip outside the aquarium.
What is the recommended dosage?
Add approximately 1 mL or 20 drops per 1 gallon of aquarium water to prepare the dip solution.
How long should corals be dipped?
Dip times vary by coral type, typically ranging from about 5 to 11 minutes depending on the species.
Should corals be rinsed after dipping?
Yes, corals should be rinsed in clean aquarium water before being placed into the system.
Can MediCoral be used more than once?
Yes, the process can be repeated daily if needed, depending on coral condition.
Can the solution strength be adjusted?
Yes, it may be diluted or slightly increased, but should not exceed 150 percent of the recommended strength.
What should I do if corals show irritation during dipping?
Remove the coral immediately and reduce exposure time or solution strength for future dips.
Should MediCoral be added directly to the aquarium?
No, it is designed strictly for external dipping and should not be dosed into the display aquarium.
Does MediCoral help during coral acclimation?
Yes, it prepares corals for introduction by supporting tissue health and reducing stress during transition.
Why is inspecting new corals important?
Monitoring coral tissue after introduction helps detect damage or unwanted organisms early and prevents system-wide issues.
What ingredients are in MediCoral?
It is formulated with purified water and proprietary iodine compounds.
What results can I expect from using MediCoral?
Cleaner corals, improved tissue recovery, reduced risk of degradation, and better acclimation success in reef aquariums.