They look terrible to me ... 10dKh ... akkkk ... why?????Does that test not look good to you?
I guess that is what Reef Crystals are for.
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They look terrible to me ... 10dKh ... akkkk ... why?????Does that test not look good to you?
Science should NEVER mind being questioned,
They look terrible to me ... 10dKh ... akkkk ... why?????
I guess that is what Reef Crystals are for.
Comets are made mostly of water. The analysis you present suggests the salt mix might be 13% melted comets. Very bad for a reef tank. I heard they could even kill dinosaurs..
Actually I did post on several different areas showing clay in the mixHas stated, and was crushed, for stating that IO contains clay and that is what the residue is in mixing buckets. Dr. RFH has accurately pointed out that IO is not really an issue for this, but more of a problem with RC. Even with RC is has been positively shown to be calcium/carbonate precipitation that dissolves with some lower pH (acid add, for example). Poster did not like this, called Dr. RFH a troll and has since tried to drum up support that IO is full of clay and responsible for lots and lots of bad issues in many, many tanks. When asked for proof that IO (or RC) contains clay and just blew it off claiming that it was already proven and posted about. I guess this is the "proof?"
...I think that is most of today's history.
This all started as I simple said io has clay in it and that clay can be bad that's it since then I have been personally attacked by several fan boys
Don't ask questions! Demand that people prove that your unsubstantiated claims are not true or call them trolls and haters and stuff. You are way behind on the topic...Could this hurt my fish?
Sixty percent of the time it works every time! Haha Sex Panthers.I am way past clay. I need somebody to prove that IO does not have tiny bits of asteroid in it and that is why my tanks are so awesome. Prove it with science. Probably find more real asteroid than clay particles... or pieces of real panther.
I’m just glad that there was no mention of polyquats in the test.I get clay in the water I collect from the ocean. Should I fear?
Seems there might be Uranium in there from ... ummm the planet that has the same first letter.
Could this hurt my fish?
I’m just glad that there was no mention of polyquats in the test.
Actually I did post on several different areas showing clay in the mix
I have not drummed up anything or tried to
This all started as I simple said io has clay in it and that clay can be bad that's it since then I have been personally attacked by several fan boys
When posting a personal experience I should not have to go and find scientific reports about anything
This fourm is nothing but a bunch of haters and trolls iv got a few that love to follow me around and try and discredit any personal user experiences I post about asking for scientific proof
Then I find some oh and that's not good enoff
I'm out this fourm is ridiculous with Haye and misinformation being backed up by fan boys who have never sent anything anywhere to check
Have fun with this
I am way past clay. I need somebody to prove that IO does not have tiny bits of asteroid in it and that is why my tanks are so awesome. Prove it with science. Probably find more real asteroid than clay particles... or pieces of real panther.
There is a difrence in a debate and a straight up attackYou have to understand that when you make an unsubstantiated claim, and initiate a debate, people are going to disagree. Yes debating is not always fun, but it's necessary, and what drives this hobby forward. The whole point of this forum is to be an educational platform in which hobbiest and professionals can improve and develope their passions. A lot of us have gotten into debates, and have faced both outcomes. If you are to claim something that may cause panic in others, such as saying there is something harmful in the most widely used marine aquarium salt in the market, you must be prepared to defend that argument. If you switch to ad hominem methods, your argument falters and it goes no where. If someone asks you for evidence of clay, or counters your argument, that's on you to provide the material.