Vibrant For Reef Aquariums

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Question, have any of you ever used the Vibrant that says it is safe for reef aquariums ? Is it safe ? Have any of you had coral die because of it ? I have seen multiple opinions, but I would like to know what the reefing community thinks. I have it, but I am scared to use it, due to the negative things I have heard. Please weigh in and let me know your opinions.
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Just recognize that it is a chemical algaecide and not the bacteria it claims to be.

If you want to use an algaecide, at least use one that is not misleading users: Algaefix.
 

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Before we knew what it was i used it on a few occasions. The first time it worked great and everything was fine. Then I used it again and had some issues with coral but it could have been other things as well. Now that i know what it is, would i use again? Probably not with coral in the tank but if i had a new tank that was not stocked yet then i probably would use it to help an issue then basically change all water before adding coral…
 
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