A few big issues preclude drying out seawater to make a dry salt mix for reefs. The biggest is precipitation and calcium and magnesium carbonate, greatly depleting alk, depleting calcium a bit, and mostly leaving magnesium ok since it is so high to begin with.
the other concern is precipitation of trace elements, such as iron, onto and into that calcium carbonate. Most other things will redissolve.
Millero in chemical Oceanogrsohy shows what precipitates at what level of drying if you are interested. There is a steady progression of changing precipitates from least soluble to lastly, the most soluble.