potassium chloride aka KCl @ coming up frag swap. FREE

[Turkeysammich]

Hello Fellow Reefers.
potassium chloride aka KCl Is the ultimate dip hands down.
Your club will be giving away free samples at the frag swap. Just so I know how many to bring. Last time we ran out fast. I can bring as many as needed to share. Just need a number. So please reply to the poll. If you can’t make it to the swap. You can always dm me on the side and I can give you a sample. Let keep those pest out of our aquariums.

 

[MarcosD]

I’d love to try some, thanks Will

 

[Turkeysammich]

I’d love to try some, thanks Will

Yeah. This dip doesn’t disappoint. Find me early at the swap. As it goes fast.

 

[tribbitt]

Thanks @Turkeysammich I would like some. Didn’t want to buy a 40lb sack so this is perfect

FYI it doesn’t deal with nudibranchs only flatworms as I found out, so if you’re worried, dip in a second dip as well

 

[Darkxerox]

Thanks @Turkeysammich I would like some. Didn’t want to buy a 40lb sack so this is perfect

FYI it doesn’t deal with nudibranchs only flatworms as I found out, so if you’re worried, dip in a second dip as well

Instakills a lot of other inverts too like bristleworms, crustaceans, brittle stars, etc. Curious if it works on red bugs though.

Only dip I've found to fully eradicate euphyillia flatforms too, even if they try to hide in the tentacles.

Did you test different concentrations on the nudibranchs? Curious to see if there's a just right level that doesn't harm the coral but kills or knocks off the nudis.

 

[Mr. Seahorse]

I would love some!

 

[DaddyHook]

Is the food grade stuff on amazon the same?

Amazon.com

 

[Turkeysammich]

Is the food grade stuff on amazon the same?

Amazon.com

I think so. Derek bought his from Amazon. Not sure which brand tho.

 

[tribbitt]

Instakills a lot of other inverts too like bristleworms, crustaceans, brittle stars, etc. Curious if it works on red bugs though.

Only dip I've found to fully eradicate euphyillia flatforms too, even if they try to hide in the tentacles.

Did you test different concentrations on the nudibranchs? Curious to see if there's a just right level that doesn't harm the coral but kills or knocks off the nudis.

I added a ton (5x) into a cup, put a nudi inside, and the nudi started crawling around once I put it in regular water again

Didn’t want to try 5x concentration on a living coral, and who knows if that nudi would’ve died afterwards / still able to produce viable eggs. But at least the one I tested survived for some time after the dip