Brightwell Aquatics Koral MD 250 ml coral and frag dip

Koral MD - 250 ml

$9.78
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Brightwell Aquatics Koral MD 250 ml coral and frag dip

Koral MD - 250 ml

$9.78

Brightwell Aquatics Koral MD – 250 ml is a standard-strength, iodine-free coral and frag dip formulated with natural plant extracts and oils. It is designed to clean and condition new, fragmented or damaged corals before they are introduced into an aquarium.

Koral MD is suitable for stony corals, soft corals, sea anemones, mushroom anemones and zoanthids. Its external dip procedure helps clean coral surfaces and limit the transfer of unwanted substances into the display aquarium.

The concentrated formula is mixed with aged seawater in a separate plastic container. Corals are dipped for 5–10 minutes, thoroughly rinsed in plain aged seawater and then transferred to their aquarium. Koral MD must never be added directly to an occupied aquarium.

Product at a Glance

• Standard-strength coral and frag dip
• Made from natural plant extracts and oils
• Does not contain iodine
• Suitable for stony and soft corals
• Suitable for anemones, mushroom anemones and zoanthids
• Conditions newly fragmented and damaged corals
• Can clean live rock and empty coral-holding facilities
• 250 ml concentrated liquid formula

Use Brightwell Koral MD as an external dipping step before introducing new corals, while following the stated dilution, treatment time, rinsing and safety instructions.

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Everything You Need to Know

Product Type / Use Standard-strength coral and frag dip, cleaner, conditioner and acclimation aid for use outside the aquarium.
Size / Volume 250 ml
Suitable For Stony corals, soft corals, sea anemones, mushroom anemones and zoanthids. Also suitable for cleaning live rock and wiping or soaking empty coral-fragging facilities, holding systems and old aquariums before reuse.
Overview & Care

Brightwell Aquatics Koral MD is an iodine-free coral dip, cleaner and conditioner made from natural plant extracts and oils. It is formulated for cleaning new corals before they are introduced to an aquarium and for washing newly fragmented or damaged corals.

The dip can help prevent unwanted substances from being transferred into the display aquarium. It may also be used to clean live rock and empty coral holding or fragging equipment.

Koral MD is not a medication or household cleaner. It must always be diluted and used in a separate plastic container outside the aquarium.

Key Benefits

• Cleans new corals before aquarium introduction
• Helps limit the transfer of unwanted substances
• Conditions newly fragmented or damaged corals
• Suitable for stony and soft corals
• Suitable for sea anemones, mushroom anemones and zoanthids
• Can be used to clean live rock
• Can clean empty coral-fragging and holding facilities
• Formulated without iodine
• Made from natural plant extracts and oils

Directions & Usage

Wear rubber gloves and protective goggles. Shake the bottle very well before every use. Do not overdose.

Coral-dip preparation:
1. Add 20 ml, or 4 capfuls, of Koral MD to 1/2 US gallon (1.9 L) of aged seawater in a plastic container.
2. Old aquarium water is preferred.
3. Mix the solution thoroughly.
4. Place the coral into the prepared solution and ensure that it is completely submerged.
5. Bathe the coral for 5–10 minutes. Never exceed the absolute maximum of 15 minutes.
6. Gently agitate the solution during treatment.
7. Use a turkey baster or similar device to move the dip between the branches and into areas that may otherwise be difficult to clean.
8. Remove the coral and rinse it completely in a separate container of plain aged seawater.
9. Place the rinsed coral into its new aquarium.

A prepared solution may be used for several corals but must be discarded after one hour.

Never add Koral MD or the prepared dip solution directly to an aquarium.

Ingredients / Composition

Natural plant extracts and oils.

Does not contain iodine.

The complete proprietary ingredient composition is not stated by the manufacturer.

Specifications

Brand: Brightwell Aquatics
Product: Koral MD
Format: Concentrated liquid
Volume: 250 ml
Strength: Standard
Product type: Coral and frag dip
Dilution rate: 20 ml per 1/2 US gallon (1.9 L) of aged seawater
Normal dip duration: 5–10 minutes
Absolute maximum dip duration: 15 minutes
Maximum prepared-solution use period: 1 hour
Iodine-free: Yes
Aquarium application: External dip only

What's Included

1 × Brightwell Aquatics Koral MD, 250 ml

Setup & Installation

No permanent installation is required.

Prepare the following before treatment:

• A clean plastic dipping container
• 1/2 US gallon (1.9 L) of aged seawater
• A separate container of plain aged seawater for rinsing
• A measuring cap or suitable measuring device
• A turkey baster or similar device
• Rubber gloves
• Protective goggles
• A timer

Prepare and use the dip away from the display aquarium. Never pour the concentrate or used dip solution into the aquarium.

Storage & Safety

Wear rubber gloves and protective goggles when handling. The product may irritate the eyes and skin.

Keep out of reach of children. Not for human consumption.

If swallowed:
Rinse the mouth and spit out, drink a full glass of water and contact a poison control center.

If the product enters the eyes:
Flush with water for 15 minutes. Seek medical attention if irritation persists.

If the product contacts the skin:
Wash thoroughly with soap and water. Seek medical attention if irritation persists.

Never add Koral MD directly to an aquarium. Use only as an external coral dip or for cleaning empty holding facilities.

Specific storage conditions are not stated by the manufacturer.

Common Problems & Troubleshooting

The concentrate was accidentally added to the aquarium:
Koral MD is not intended for direct aquarium use. Follow the product’s emergency guidance and promptly contact Brightwell Aquatics or an aquatic veterinarian for aquarium-specific advice.

The coral produces mucus or closes during dipping:
Remove it if it shows excessive distress. Never exceed the recommended concentration or the absolute maximum treatment time of 15 minutes.

Areas between coral branches are not being reached:
Use a turkey baster or similar device to gently move the dip through branching and difficult-to-reach areas.

Several corals need to be dipped:
The same prepared solution may be used for several corals within one hour. Discard it after one hour or sooner if it becomes heavily contaminated.

The coral was not rinsed after dipping:
Rinse it thoroughly in a separate container of plain aged seawater before placing it into the aquarium.

The prepared dip was mixed too strongly:
Do not use an overdosed solution. Discard it and prepare a fresh batch using exactly 20 ml per 1/2 US gallon of aged seawater.

Used dip solution remains after treatment:
Discard it safely. Never pour used dip into the display aquarium.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Koral MD?
It is a standard-strength, iodine-free coral and frag dip made from natural plant extracts and oils.

Which corals can be dipped?
The manufacturer lists stony corals, soft corals, sea anemones, mushroom anemones and zoanthids.

How much Koral MD should be used?
Mix 20 ml, or 4 capfuls, with 1/2 US gallon (1.9 L) of aged seawater.

How long should a coral remain in the dip?
Dip for 5–10 minutes. Fifteen minutes is the absolute maximum.

Can Koral MD be added directly to the aquarium?
No. It must only be used as a diluted dip outside the aquarium or to clean empty holding facilities.

Should the coral be rinsed after dipping?
Yes. Rinse it completely in plain aged seawater before placing it into the aquarium.

Can one batch treat several corals?
Yes, but the prepared solution must be discarded after one hour.

Does Koral MD contain iodine?
No. The manufacturer identifies it as iodine-free.

Is Koral MD a medication?
No. The manufacturer states that it is not a medication.

Can it be used to clean an empty frag tank?
Yes. It can be used as a wipe or soak for empty coral holding and fragging facilities. Rinse the facility thoroughly afterward.

Should protective equipment be worn?
Yes. Wear rubber gloves and protective goggles while handling the product.

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