Revive killed my SPS

[scrapz]

Been using revive for years at 5-10x strength for years. It doesn't kill healthy corals...

The only corals I won't dip in revive are very thin branced "deepwaters" like red dragon, harwkins echinata and similar species.

 

[blakers82]

Why would It be on its last straw? It's Groen more than ever before the past month

You hadn't included much information in your original post. It might help your fellow reefers if you lent some more information on your system and your dipping procedures. I know there were some questions posed. For one, SPotter is on a good line of questioning in his post.

 

[sahin]

Been using revive for years at 5-10x strength for years. It doesn't kill healthy corals...

Wow, that just shows that if the coral is healthy, you can use much higher strengths. Many thanks for confirming this.

The only corals I won't dip in revive are very thin branced "deepwaters" like red dragon, harwkins echinata and similar species.

I still dip the thin branched deepwaters. But you have to use less time and or less strength. I dipped a large frag of acropora Turaki (Echinanta?) frag about 6 months ago. Its now the size of a colony and growing nicely.

Anyway, more info is required as asked by some already.

 

[doosiec]

Never loss any Acro's to revive here either.
And I use the concentrated blend of revive.

Easier to use, you can control how potent you want your doses.

Again, it's probably due to poor husbandry or the coral was never healthy to begin with.