Nyos Coral Dip

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,...

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.