Brightwell Aquatics Koral MD Pro Coral Dip - Cleaner

Brightwell Aquatics Koral MD Pro is the professional-strength version of Koral MD: a prophylactic cleaner, dip, and conditioner for new corals, live rock, and empty coral fragging and holding systems. It contains no iodine. Use it to clean corals before acclimation so unwanted substances are not carried into your aquarium, to help newly fragmented corals acclimate, and to wash new or damaged corals. It is safe for dipping stony and soft corals, sea anemones, mushroom anemones, and zoanthids. Pair it with our corals as part of your quarantine routine.

How to Dip

1. Shake the bottle very well before every use.
2. Add 30 drops (1.5 mL) to 1 gallon (3.8 L) of aged seawater, ideally old aquarium water, in a plastic container. Mix well.
3. Place the coral in the mixture so it is completely immersed.
4. Bathe for 5 to 10 minutes (15 minutes is the absolute maximum), gently agitating the mixture or stirring it with a small powerhead.
5. Use a turkey baster to squirt dip between branches and into spots you cannot reach.
6. Rinse the coral thoroughly in plain aged seawater, then place it in the aquarium.
7. Discard the mixture after one hour.

Why Reefkeepers Use It

• Cleans new corals and live rock before they enter your display
• Helps prevent unwanted substances from being transferred into the aquarium
• Assists newly fragmented corals in acclimating
• Washes new or damaged corals
• Wipes down or soaks holding systems and old aquariums for reuse (rinse well afterward)

Pro vs. Standard Koral MD

Koral MD Pro is dosed at 1.5 mL per gallon of dip, while standard Koral MD is dosed at 20 mL per half gallon. At the label dose, this 30 mL bottle makes up to 20 gallons of dip.

Specifications

Safety

Keep out of reach of children. Not for human consumption. If ingested, rinse mouth well with water, spit out, drink a full glass of water, and contact a poison control center. Irritating to eyes and skin. If in eyes, flush with water for 15 minutes; if on skin, wash with soap and water. If irritation persists, seek medical attention.

FAQ

Can I add Koral MD Pro to my display tank?
No. It is for dipping outside the aquarium, or for wiping and soaking empty holding systems only.

How many corals can one batch of dip treat?
You can dip several corals in the same mixture, but discard it after one hour.

Should I rinse after dipping?
Yes. Rinse the coral thoroughly in aged seawater before placing it in the aquarium.