Does-anyone use Schlobster 2 part for dosing?

[GoFish]

I use Shlobster on one tank, and C-balance on the other tank and don't notice any difference. That's a probably a good thing

[gregzz4]

I heard the Shlobster Mag Cloride doesn't stay mixed/or has sediment when mixed with Epsom Salts.
Anyone else experience this?

[Plainswalker]

Been using it for months now. No issues.

[gregzz4]

Originally Posted by Plainswalker

Been using it for months now. No issues.

Just want to clarify this as I've heard otherwise ... so no sediment with the mag chloride? Do you mix it with grocery store epsom salts?

[Plainswalker]

Originally Posted by gregzz4

Just want to clarify this as I've heard otherwise ... so no sediment with the mag chloride? Do you mix it with grocery store epsom salts?

Unfortunately I don't use the MgCl from Shlobster (I prefer Kent Tech M). The calcium chloride does have a little sediment but since I mix it in a different container than the dosing container, I just pour out the clear stuff.

[reefwithareefer]

Originally Posted by gregzz4

I heard the Shlobster Mag Cloride doesn't stay mixed/or has sediment when mixed with Epsom Salts.
Anyone else experience this?

I mix the two and it mixes clear everytime.
My Schlobster CA was always leaving heavy sediment, so for some reason I started mixing with hot water and no more sediment issues.

[gregzz4]

Thanks for the input bud

[Plainswalker]

Originally Posted by reefwithareefer

I mix the two and it mixes clear everytime.
My Schlobster CA was always leaving heavy sediment, so for some reason I started mixing with hot water and no more sediment issues.

You boil your RO water?

[reefwithareefer]

Originally Posted by Plainswalker

You boil your RO water?

No, I don't boil. I just heat up a 1/4 gal in the microwave, mix with another 3/4 gal that is room temp. It heats the water enough that it dissolves the Ca better. I guess you could boil....