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Doug 03-01-2009 10:44 PM

When Claude suggested Mike stop using IO salt and switch to Seachems RC for instance, is that just because of the lower magnesium & calcium levels in the IO mix or other reasons.

I add mag. & calcium to my fresh water before adding the salt to bring it up to proper levels. I have inquired about switching to Reef Chrystals for no other reason that if I,m going to do this, I wish to follow all the instructions. However, it seems to be not the easiest salt to find, as compared with others.

Is their a problem with my regime?
I know he only suggested RC & Tunze, {heaven knows where one buys that} but what about others such as Tropic Marin Pro, or several of the other better mixes out there?
Thanks

Aqua-Digital 03-01-2009 10:55 PM

RC have a very stable level of minerals and nutrients without having a detectable level PO4

Fauna have had the best success using this salt.

Doug 03-01-2009 11:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aqua-Digital (Post 394488)
RC have a very stable level of minerals and nutrients without having a detectable level PO4

Fauna have had the best success using this salt.


Okie dokie.

Doug 03-03-2009 02:16 AM

So as per our discussion, in regards to a shallow aragonite sand bed, and without getting into sand beds versus no sand beds, would the UltraLith system not be designed for bare bottomed sps tanks also?

Aqua-Digital 03-03-2009 02:20 AM

Yes it will work with bare bottom tanks of course.

But last time I was in the Maldives I swore I was diving over a nice area of sand :mrgreen:


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