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Last Saturday I bought a Brute Garbage can I washed it thoroughly and dried it. I mixed 30 gallons of water (rodi) Instant Ocean RC temp is 78.0 salinity is 1.025 a few mins ago I was getting ready for water change and I see this.
I kept the lid on it so nothing has fell in the water.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance

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Had RC salt do this to me on quite a few occasions. Did you dump all the salt in at once? I have the best luck adding the salt slowly so this doesn't happen.
 
Had RC salt do this to me on quite a few occasions. Did you dump all the salt in at once? I have the best luck adding the salt slowly so this doesn't happen.
I added 3 cups at a time until it got to correct salinity
 
Mixed SW does not store well long, better to have RO/DI on hand and mix when needed.
 

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