Does anyone use SeaChem Salinity Salt? If so do you like it?
SeaChem Salinty Salt
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Ostentum
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I recently switched over from the Red Sea Coral pro to the Aquavitro(Sea Chem) salinity. This is what I have noticed in the two months. Also I want to note that I used the Red Sea for almost 6 yrs and loved the stuff with the exception for the very last water change I did which increased my Alk from 9.3 to 11.7, 21g on a 110g tank. Clearer water, massive polyp extension, and more rapid growth. Note that none of these were issues before the salt change, just have even better results. There are a couple of oddities with this salt. I have alot of silt and white deposits all over the mixing bucket. It dissolves quickly but leaves alot of white crud behind. It has a wretched smell, after the first couple times mixing it I thought the dog or cat marked the trashcan I was mixing it in. The salt gets very hot to the touch and fizzes when it hits the water. Very Strange indeed. With all these aside, I really like the results in my tank. Plus the lab analysis on the label gives you that extra level of comfort.
chestnud
Slice & Dice
Used it for the past six months and love it. Acros have excellent polyp extension and LPS corals, especially acans, are blown up nicely. I agree that it is nice to have a lab analysis on each bucket. I highly recommend it. I made the switch from D&D H2Ocean. Great salt just wanted to see what this would do.
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