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What brand salt so you use?

Last Post 05-23-2009 5:58 AM byThomas111. 8 Replies.

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Was using Reef Crystals. I have switched to Red Sea Pro and love it. Disolves quickly and usually mixes up to perfect parameters.

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02-27-2007 12:54 PM
Too bad you can only vote once... I used Instant Ocean, recently switched to Reef Crystals (But still have an un-opened bucket of IO in the garage) and will probably switch to Red Sea Pro on my next purchase, but IMHO between Reef Crystals and Red Sea Pro it mainly comes down to a price thing...

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02-27-2007 3:55 PM
Formerly Instant Ocean, now Reef Crystals.

May you all be well and happy. 210 mixed reef with 90 gallon sump/fuge 22 gallon frag tank 20 gallon Mantis tank

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Posted By DalaiTom on 02/27/2007 4:55 PM Formerly Instant Ocean, now Reef Crystals. Ditto

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03-03-2007 9:20 AM
Have always used IO, but with the recent group buy on Reefcrystals, I'll be trying it soon.

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09-04-2007 12:14 PM
Been using reef crystals awhile now. No problems with it other than I suspect they don't add as much calcium as we are lead to believe. I'm considering trying red sea pro next salt purchase. Of course everyone (meaning lfs personel) is telling me to use tropic marin, the most expensive thing on the shelf. If I don't like the red sea pro, I'll go back to reef crystals.

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05-23-2009 5:58 AM
I have to be different. I use Marine Environment by Aquacraft. It mixes up to exact parameters every time. My only complaint is when mixing a 50 gallon bag to 1.062 or 35ppt I only yield avbout 40 to 43 gallons.

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