Dipping coral in Fluke and Interceptor

Take about a 1/4 tablet of Fluke-Tabs, and about 1/4-1/8 of a tablet of Interceptor for large dogs, mix in a bucket with some water, and dip your corals to be pest and parasite-free.
This is a pretty broad spectrum dip suitable for most corals.
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Category:

Pets & Animals

Tags:

• fluke
• fluketabs
• tabs
• interceptor
• coral
• reef
• parasite
• frag
• frags
• fragging
• propagation

[epinkerton108]

How long are you leaving the coral in the dip?

[AquariumForum]

Not so scientific but anywhere from ten minutes to about an hour.

[thenomadrhodes]

What is Interceptor? i've been looking for this and none of the pet stores in my town had heard of it?

[AquariumForum]

It's a prescription dewormer for dogs, available from your vet for your dog.

[musho3210]

Thanks! What do you think about dipping corals in an iodine dip??

[AquariumForum]

Does nothing for certain things you want to avoid getting in your tank. Better than nothing but not as good as this combo.

[bilbobag111]

Thanks for the help!

[hockeygmc]

what exactly do each of these get rid of? flatworms? pods? nudis? other?

[viper31jas]

Very nice. I've wondered about getting rid of hitch-hikers on corals. I have a small reef and found this very helpful. Keep it up!

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