SECOND LOOK - Reef Delete UV Aiptasia Killer - Mr Saltwater Tank - Raw, Uncut and First Impressions

In this episode of our series, Mr. Saltwater Tank - Raw, Uncut, and First Impressions (RUF), Mark will take a second look at the Reef Delete UV Pest Eradication Tool from ITC Reefculture. Join us as we share what we've learned after using the Reef Delete for several days. We'll share tips and tricks to maximize effectiveness, why this is great for spot treating, and who would benefit most from having one of these on hand.
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[itcreefculture]

Thanks Mr. Saltwater Tank for the thoughts! We just wanted to point out that Reef Delete is NOT just for aiptasia... you get take out bubble algaes, xenia. GSP etc all the stuff you dont want growing around the bases of your prized coral and even as RTN/STN Fire break control or a new coral area clean up/prep before you mount it.. lots of other uses out there for it.. but absolutely right, its not a run and gun type product, was never designed to be - multiple doses have always been a part of the strategy. It'ss a gardening tool you need to work. As the tech improves we will update. Reef Delete has been built to be upgradeable. Nothing good ever happens fast in a reef tank - and with Reef Delete... you arent dumping chemicals in that dont need to be there - Reef Delete is beating nature NATURALLY with light! :)

[Emmanuel-rseu]

Thanks for reviewing it! Have you tried it on hair algae?

[jonathanemerson]

I am confused, you said it worked. But then you said it came back after day 3 (which is the day you stopped) and you need to do it for day 4 and maybe day 5. That sounds like it didn't actually work for you when you tested it.

[TheLucentFish]

Regarding not coming with the charger vs the iPhone... im pretty sure Apple/its distributors noticed that X% of their sales where going to users upgrading their current iPhones, and thus already had 1-4 chargers from the older phones.

[markbinder]

Definitely a nice gadget. For $400 it shouldn’t take 5 days to do it’s job.
Needs to be repriced @ $49.99

[jflanman]

Need to make the button easier to hold down

[sseeaahhaawwkkssrule]

5 days to kill one aptasia and it costs $400?
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 NOPE 🙅🏻 🙅🏻 🙅🏻

[davelenjan]

berghia still the great when it comes to aiptasia annihilation, save money for corals

[dirtydogsanddiesel]

over the years ive spent tens of thousands on this hobby but this will ge getting a miss

[TGC]

Or just get the aptasia eating nudibranch. They will work if you properly use them.

[PazLeBon]

if people like it and it works then china will have them at 100 quid/dollars/pounds/euros next year

[maplecitydistributors]

Anyone who wastes $400 on this is a fool. Luckily for the company that designed it, this hobby is full of them!

[masonj]

I had one, it doesn't work. Sold it. Or I should be more specific, it works but after 3 - 4 days of repeatedly attacking a single aiptasia 2 mins at a time with it 🤣. Now imagine 4 or 5 or even more with heavy infestation, just not practical. Nice idea but for aiptasia no it's no good in my opinion.

[shirtdirt]

No the Iphone has been selling for 10 generations (10 years +) that CAME WITH A CHARGER. They only stopped because most people already had chargers from previous generations. That's not even in the same realm of comparison with this thing.

[davidhughes]

This makes me question your integrity, I have watched your videos for years and always enjoyed your honesty but this is clearly a load of crap and you are still trying to sell it. I would rather you say it as you found it or refuse to show it at all

[michaelcoelhojr]

I’m going with no, not worth it. And I’m talking less about the money and more about the time and effort.