OD on coral rx

[Proteus]

So I picked up a superman acro and like always I Dipped. Dipped in coral and did usual inspection. But I think that the dip was either to strong of coral sensitive. It striped a layer or two of the tissue from The frag. I have polyp extension but acro looks like crap.
Is there anything I can do to help the frag to come along.

[Aquattro]

Nope, just hope it pulls through. Don't put it too close to the light if you think it's tissue has been compromised.
Every now and then you get a frag that doesn't like dips, but better to lose a frag than lose a tank.
Also, follow directions and don't OD the dip.

[Proteus]

It's at bottom of tank now. Guess it's a wait and see. I did 4 drops of coral Rx in 800ml of water. Same as always

[Aquattro]

It's at bottom of tank now. Guess it's a wait and see. I did 4 drops of coral Rx in 800ml of water. Same as always

Guess I've never read the directions, I use way more than that lol

[Proteus]

Lol it's 30 drops per gal.

[Aquattro]

Oh, just checked. I have revive, not Rx. Dip of choice these days is RPS, which I probably OD as well :)

[Proteus]

I usually use rps but was out.

[Aquattro]

You could have dropped by and used mine, I'm done with it :) Ok, bit of a drive, but..lol

[Proteus]

Just hold it for me till I make it around..

Really hope the frag pulls through don't see this piece around here.

[Aquattro]

I find most do ok, but some just hate being dipped. Hawkins echinata is one that I would never dip, it just gets too p'd off.
Give it a couple days, you should know either way by then

[Proteus]

Will do thanks brad. Going from radion lit tank to halide tank don't help. A little shock