Coral Cleaner for Reef Aquariums: Julian Sprung's Two Little Fishies ReVive Coral Cleaner

*	Specially-formulated cleaner for live stony corals
*	Plant extracts cleanse the surfaces of live stony corals
*	Use when acclimating new corals to your reef aquarium

Special plant extract solution cleans live stony corals. ReVive from Two Little Fishies is a general-purpose live coral cleaner developed by renowned coral expert, Julian Sprung. Use when acclimating new corals or for rinsing newly fragmented corals. In a separate container, mix 4 capfuls of ReVive Coral Cleaner per gallon of clean saltwater to use as a coral bath. 16.8 fl oz.

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When to use: ReVive Coral Cleaner is designed for all general purpose live coral cleansing, including the acclimation of live corals to aquariums and rinsing newly fragmented corals.

Directions: Mix 4 capfuls (40 ml) of ReVive per gallon of clean saltwater in a bucket or other container suitable for bathing the coral. Wash coral in this mixture for a few minutes while gently swirling it or use an air stone for agitation. After the bath, remove coral from ReVive/saltwater mixture and place it in a saltwater aquarium with moderate water flow. The ReVive/saltwater may be used again for cleaning several corals, but it should be discarded after 1 hour of use.

Two Little Fishies ReVive Coral Cleaner is a surface cleaning formula for live stony corals, based on plant extracts.

Note: For cleaning live coral only. ReVive is not a medication, nor is it intended to be a substitute for any medication. Not for use as a household cleaner. Not for human consumption.

Contains:
Oleum abietis	0.5%
Citrus limon	0.5%

Contains neither ammonia nor phosphate.

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