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I ran out of salt of the nyos, and i need to do a warer change. The nyos salt is out of stock everywhere. And according to BRS its going to be few weeks out. In the meantime is it safe to do a 30% water change on a 150G with redsea blue bucket? Or would it change the whole chemistry? Ty.
 
Mixing or changing one salt mix to another is not a problem as long as you note any impacts it might have on alkalinity.
 
Mixing or changing one salt mix to another is not a problem as long as you note any impacts it might have on alkalinity.
Wouldn’t it take a massive water change for that to matter as well?

Even using 11 dkh coral pro with a 20% water change should barely change the alk of a 7.5 dkh tank
 
Wouldn’t it take a massive water change for that to matter as well?

Even using 11 dkh coral pro with a 20% water change should barely change the alk of a 7.5 dkh tank
Would raise alk to 8.2 dkh. 20% of the difference.
 

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