Salinity brand for saltwater aquarium?

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Anyone ever used this brand? Is it good can I keep corals and anemones in it? Will it keep my fish happy?

The owner will let me get 2 boxes for 50$
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That aquavitro/seachem salt may be fine, but the branding on the box is annoying.
"Most concentrated Reef Salt available" is a very weird thing to say about a dry salt mix. It is unlikely to be true, but it might makes sense is if the compounds chosen are anhydrous which means they might get quite warm when mixed with water.
So even if true, I don't think that's necessarily desirable. Just a weird thing to say.
 
I like to use the same salt mix all the time to help keep water parameters steady.
So make sure you have a source for that mix in the future.
 
That aquavitro/seachem salt may be fine, but the branding on the box is annoying.
"Most concentrated Reef Salt available" is a very weird thing to say about a dry salt mix. It is unlikely to be true, but it might makes sense is if the compounds chosen are anhydrous which means they might get quite warm when mixed with water.
So even if true, I don't think that's necessarily desirable. Just a weird thing to say.
I think it’s just stupid marketing ploy lol. I just like the price and will like corals and nems one day lol
 

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