Tropic marin pro salt

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seeing it's nearly impossible to get this salt, what salt are folks using that comes close to tropic marin pro parameters..

  • Alkalinity - 7
  • Calcium - 440 ppm
  • Magnesium - 1350 ppm
 
problem is all our go to vendors, are out and being told we will not see for 60 days or so..

saltwateraquarium had 70 buckets in last week and within days all sold out..I looked in aquaforest and it closely matches but now that salt is slowly sold out also..
 
I've been in 3 different LFS this week and all three had TM buckets on the shelves ready for the taking. Have you checked the LFS's in your area lately?
 
I've been in 3 different LFS this week and all three had TM buckets on the shelves ready for the taking. Have you checked the LFS's in your area lately?
yep, i always got the salt from my LFS, let's just say i had better luck last time getting the salt before they can
 
I have been posting on that thread also, just trying to find a salt that closely matches tmp
 
No I target 8, so I dose my salt mix when I do a water Change..Aquaforest is really close so if push comes to shove I’m getting that for the time being
 
Try Live Aquaria salt. similar parameters, but half the cost.

Parameters
Salinity: 35 ppt (1.026 sg)
Calcium: 400-450 ppm
Magnesium: 1,350-1,450 ppm
Alkalinity: 8.0-9.5dKH
Strontium: 9 ppm
Potassium: 400 ppm
 
Try Live Aquaria salt. similar parameters, but half the cost.

Parameters
Salinity: 35 ppt (1.026 sg)
Calcium: 400-450 ppm
Magnesium: 1,350-1,450 ppm
Alkalinity: 8.0-9.5dKH
Strontium: 9 ppm
Potassium: 400 ppm
Have you used this salt?
 

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