different salts
- Thread starter quillin35
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Just thought I would post my feedback about Seachem reef salt. I've been using it for several months and been chasing calk and alk issues. Turns out it was the seachem salt. It's known for having low Mg levels, and as it turns out Mg was my problem! I will be switching back to Red Sea Pro. Currently I am dosing Mag to get my tank balanced out.
Little late to the topic, but I've been using Aquavitro salinity for about a year. Every batch I mixed from this bucket has been incredibly consistent, and my corals seem to enjoy it. I also appreciate the guaranteed analysis on the side of the bucket.
On another note, I am not too thrilled about the price and have been thinking about Fritz for awhile. I bought Salinity because it was a highly rated salt, and needed the bucket :wink-new: It seems Fritz is a favorite on this site, maybe I will consider it for my next batch.
On another note, I am not too thrilled about the price and have been thinking about Fritz for awhile. I bought Salinity because it was a highly rated salt, and needed the bucket :wink-new: It seems Fritz is a favorite on this site, maybe I will consider it for my next batch.
Yep i use ESV and still think it might possibly be the best salt out there. Pricey for sure, a pain in the butt also depending on the kind of person you are. I think it's great for tanks that require smaller water changes because of the consistency you get from weighing out each of the 4 components, Otherwise if you can use a salt were you can mix the whole bag and not have to worry about stirring it first then great.
ill be switching over to plain ol IO with the new tank up now since it will be so much cheaper and I can mix whole bags then just doctor it up if it's lacking anywhere.