BioScrub Coral Dip Solution
Dual-action protection for your reef aquarium
Our scientifically formulated coral dip provides comprehensive protection against pests and pathogens. Developed in our Australian laboratory, this dual-action dip ensures clean corals enter your aquarium
How It Works
Three powerful benefits in one solution
Dislodges and Eliminates Pests
Uses targeted nerve and muscle disruption combined with osmotic shock to remove flatworms, nudibranchs, parasitic copepods, fire worms, crustaceans, and additional unwanted hitchhikers.
Antimicrobial and Antiseptic
Suppresses surface bacteria, protozoa and spores to help with recovery
One Step
All-in-one solution. No weighing ingredients. No mixing powders or using multiple separate solutions.
When to use BioScrub?
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On all new coral arrivals — before adding to your tank
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After fragging corals — to reduce the risk of infections
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During quarantine — regular dips help prevent pests and pathogens
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If pests are detected — as part of a treatment plan alongside visual inspection and manual egg removal if needed
How to Dip
Prepare corals
Add BioScrub solution
Bathe the corals
Dip duration
Dosing guide
| Dip volume to make | Bioscrub to add |
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| 200 mL | 4 mL (1 cap) |
| 400 mL | 8 mL (2 caps) |
| 600 mL | 12 mL (3 caps) |
| 1000 mL (1 liter) | 20 mL (5 caps) |
Compatibility Table
| ✅ Recommended for | ⚠ Use halve dose OR 5 min dip | ❌ Do Not Dip |
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SPS: LPS: Softies: |
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After Care & Disposal
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Normal polyp extension should resume within 30–60 min
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Discard used dip down the drain; never pour back into aquarium
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Rinse tools with fresh water or RO/DI
Storage & Shelf Life
Store BioScrub tightly capped, upright, in a cool (15-25 °C), dark place
Shelf life: 24 months from manufacture. See expiration date on product
Common Coral Dipping Mistakes to Watch Out For
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Halofolliculina ciliates and Skeletal Eroding B...
Halofolliculina ciliate and your reef: Aquarium guide What is it? Halofolliculina is a single-celled ciliate (a protist) that forms a dark, bottle-like lorica (a firm tube or shell) attached...
Halofolliculina ciliates and Skeletal Eroding B...
Halofolliculina ciliate and your reef: Aquarium guide What is it? Halofolliculina is a single-celled ciliate (a protist) that forms a dark, bottle-like lorica (a firm tube or shell) attached...
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Dip, Rinse, Quarantine: 8 Coral Dipping Mistake...
Common Coral Dipping Mistakes and How to Avoid Them Coral dipping is one of the most critical steps for keeping your reef tank safe from pests and protecting coral health....
Dip, Rinse, Quarantine: 8 Coral Dipping Mistake...
Common Coral Dipping Mistakes and How to Avoid Them Coral dipping is one of the most critical steps for keeping your reef tank safe from pests and protecting coral health....
