Which Marine Salt?
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Reef salt cause it’s all I’ve used
Edit I think it’s reef crystals but same same
Edit I think it’s reef crystals but same same
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Its funny how time can change your answers. If this were a few months ago I would have sworn by a completely different brand. End of the day go with what works best for you. For me right now its Red Sea Blue Bucket
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I like that question, for me TM Pro. Over the years have never found a flaw.
(Still like you avatar. Ever been to Louisiana. I found some great stores there.)
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I understand. I'm following the thread. I'm getting ready to start-up my first SW tank and trying to make the most informed decision(s) i can. Truthfully, I am trying to decide whether spending premium dollars for Tropic Marin Pro is worth the extra cost or if i'll be fine with a quality marine salt at half the price. thx for your comment.
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thx, Mastiffsrule. yes, I am considering TM Pro, but trying to figure out if it's worth the extra cost.
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Red Sea blue bucket. But it really depends on what levels you want to keep. If I wanted higher levels I’d go with Red Sea Pro black bucket. Been using the blue bucket for years as I keep levels closer to nsw. Hasn’t let me down from batch to batch.
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My main goal, at least at the beginning, is to concentrate on Zoas, clam(s), and a few fish. But above everything the Zoas are my main interest... everything else is secondary. thx for the comment.
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I have used Live Aquaria professional reef salt for 2 years now and I don’t think I would change for the price point and quality .Iboth of my tanks have looked great! Mixes very easy , no residue and Really good calcium/magnesium values
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I prefer to shoot for as close to NSW levels as possible because when running an automated system of mineral replacement like a calcium reactor/ 3 part / kalk reactor your salt should be the params you want to keep, because they will eventually match the parameters of your salt mix if you are performing water changes.
The most readily available salt on the market currently that's really close to NSW levels is Red sea blue bucket I believe.
Now, where can I sign up for said free salt for life contest?
The most readily available salt on the market currently that's really close to NSW levels is Red sea blue bucket I believe.
Now, where can I sign up for said free salt for life contest?
