When do I add Dr. Tim's First Defense?

[Zoe’s Reef]

Hi all! I just added 2 tiny ocellaris clowns to my BioCube 32g. I have a bottle of Dr. Tim's First Defense that had come with my fishless cycling kit.
Should I add some of this to the tank? If so, when? Can I add it right away along with my new clowns? I'm worried about shocking them/stressing them out. Thank you in advance!

 

[MaxxuM]

Disclaimer, I have never used it. It appears to be a hit all product. Unless you have a specific problem that you are trying to treat it probably won't do much for you either way. These are its claims.

• Reduces fish stress
• Promotes healing, repairing wounds and fights disease
• Vitamins help fight lateral line erosion (LLE)
• Great for freshwater dips of marine fish
• Chelating agent detoxifies heavy metals
• Buffers pH
• Neutralizes chlorine and chlormamine
• Safe for invertebrate

Personally, I wouldn't use it. Better to just leave your lights off for 24 hours to reduce your fishes' stress levels or treat any problems directly instead.

Just my 2 cents though.

 

[Zoe’s Reef]

Disclaimer, I have never used it. It appears to be a hit all product. Unless you have a specific problem that you are trying to treat it probably won't do much for you either way. These are its claims.

• Reduces fish stress
• Promotes healing, repairing wounds and fights disease
• Vitamins help fight lateral line erosion (LLE)
• Great for freshwater dips of marine fish
• Chelating agent detoxifies heavy metals
• Buffers pH
• Neutralizes chlorine and chlormamine
• Safe for invertebrate

Personally, I wouldn't use it. Better to just leave your lights off for 24 hours to reduce your fishes' stress levels or treat any problems directly instead.

Just my 2 cents though.

Thank you, I really appreciate it!