So I'm planning an upgrade to a larger tank in the near future, and currently have a 20 gallon tank, the fish, and the few corals/ inverts I own, plan to make the transfer, that aside, the real I guess dilemma I'm having is, whether to continue to use Red Sea Coral pro with the new tank, I plan to be stocking many more corals, but my main concern is about if I keep using it in the new tank how hard will it be to manage the dosing (if i get to the point where water changes are not enough). Or would it be easier and/or more beneficial to switch to a more regular salt mix like Fritz rpm, or the red sea salt mix. and plan for having to dose at an earlier stage ?
Salt Mix (Dilemma?)
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If you stick with the Coral Pro with the 20g tank size, you can get away with minimal dosing and take a look at the Red Sea ABC+ skeletal elements which is good to use with Coral Pro to top up the levels between water changes and is an easy way for many people to run a successful reef tank up to around 90g.
Ultimately you still need to ‘adjust’ the levels of each element, so if your looking at a larger tank, your will almost certainly need to dose separately which will be much easier once you get the hang of it.
I personally use the Red Sea Standard salt now, with full auto dosing, but I did 12 months with Coral Pro and ran the higher parameters.
Ultimately you still need to ‘adjust’ the levels of each element, so if your looking at a larger tank, your will almost certainly need to dose separately which will be much easier once you get the hang of it.
I personally use the Red Sea Standard salt now, with full auto dosing, but I did 12 months with Coral Pro and ran the higher parameters.
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