Marine Coral dipper 2 Sizes 1 litre & 2 litre

Marine Coral dipper 2 Sizes 1 litre & 2 litre
£19.99

The Shrimp Paradise Coral Dipping Kit is a purpose-built container designed to make coral dipping safer, easier, and more effective. Available in 1L and 2L sizes, it’s ideal for hobbyists who want to protect their reef tank from unwanted pests while keeping delicate corals secure during the process.

Why Coral Dipping Matters

Coral dipping is an essential step before introducing new corals into your aquarium. It helps remove unwanted pests such as flatworms, nudibranchs, and other hitchhikers that could harm your reef system. The Shrimp Paradise Coral Dipping Kit simplifies this process while reducing stress on both you and your corals.

Key Features

  • Available in 1 litre and 2 litre sizes

  • Removable honeycomb tray for easy lowering and lifting

  • Suitable for even delicate marine corals

  • Helps support effective pest removal

  • Keeps hands out of coral cleaning solutions

  • Simple to use and easy to clean

How to Use the Shrimp Paradise Coral Dipping Kit

  1. Choose your size – Select either the 1L or 2L container depending on your coral size and quantity.

  2. Prepare the solution – Fill the container with saltwater and add your chosen coral dip solution, following the manufacturer’s recommended dosage.

  3. Mix thoroughly – Ensure the dip solution is evenly mixed into the saltwater.

  4. Place corals on the tray – Position your corals on the removable honeycomb tray.

  5. Lower into solution – Gently lower the tray into the mixture.

  6. Agitate as required – Most coral dips require water movement. Simply raise and lower the tray to help dislodge pests.

  7. Rinse thoroughly – After the recommended dipping time, remove the corals and rinse them in clean saltwater before placing them into your reef tank.

By keeping corals secure and eliminating the need to place your hands in treatment solutions, the Shrimp Paradise Coral Dipping Kit makes coral dipping a safer and more controlled process — especially when working with fragile marine specimens.