Broad spectrum coral dip

• Extremely wide range of applications.
• Can be used for sensitive corals.
• Low turbidity of the dip solution.
• Effective against AEFW, Montipora and Zoanthus nudis, etc.

Available sizes and dosages

• 100 ml (3.38 fl. oz.) / 250 ml (8.45 fl. oz.) / 500 ml (16.9 fl. oz.)
• Standard dosage: 10 ml/liter (40 ml/gal)
• Flatworms: 5 ml/liter (20 ml/gal)
• Slugs: 12 ml/liter (50 ml/gal)

Product information

Nyos® CORAL DIP is a state-of-the-art product with a targeted effect against almost all types of coral parasites and pests. It has been developed in cooperation with leading coral nurseries and optimized over a long period for optimum performance. Its use is recommended for both acute parasite infestations and preventatively when adding new corals to the aquarium.

Advantages:

• State-of-the-art formula with a very wide application spectrum.
• Can also be used on sensitive corals. Corals do not lose their color
• Low turbidity of the dip solution
• Contains no iodine, disinfectants or inorganic salts

Instructions for use:

• Shake before use
• Dose Nyos® CORAL DIP as follows in a separate container with aquarium water

Flatworms (Turbellaria) such as:

• Acropora eating flatworms (Amakusaplana acroporae / Prosthiostomum acroporae – AEFW)
• New Acropora-eating flatworms (NAEFW)
• Euphyllia eating flatworms
• Leopard flatworms (Pericelis)
• So-called "Red Planaria" (Convolutriloba retrogemma)
• More Acoela - Flatworms

Slugs (Phyllodesmium, Phestilla, Tritoniopsis, Aeolidiella) such as:

• Zoanthus eating slugs (Aeolidiella)
• Montipora eating slugs (Phestilla) subodiosa)
• Sympodium eating slugs (Tritoniopsis elegans)
• Soft coral eating nudibranchs (Phyllodesmium briareum)
• Clavularia eats slugs
• Alveopora eats slugs
• Tubastrea eats slugs
• Porites eats slugs
• Goniopora eats slugs
  
  

Exotic coral parasites such as:

• Woodlice and sea spiders (Pantopoda) such as Zoanthus spiders
• Amphipods, such as Gammarids, skeleton shrimps (Caprellidae)
• Smaller crabs (Brachyura), such as the Acropora which attacks hairy coral crabs (Cymo)
• Polychaeta, such as bristle worms and Spionidae
• Parasitic copepods (Tegastidae) such as black bugs, red bugs, white bugs on e.g. Acropora, Euphyllia
• Comb jellyfish (Ctenophores)
• Ciliates
• Mild antibacterial action against gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria.