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a week or more |
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23 | 12.92% |
5 days |
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3 | 1.69% |
4 days |
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5 | 2.81% |
3 days |
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9 | 5.06% |
2 days |
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23 | 12.92% |
24 hours |
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54 | 30.34% |
a few hours |
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20 | 11.24% |
as soon as it's dissolved!! |
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41 | 23.03% |
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#1
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![]() I voted for 24 hours because that is the minimum I usually leave it however if I had the room I would always keep salt water mixed up and ready to use.
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#2
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![]() This is interesting and kind of goes back to a post I made a little while ago - I leave it with PH's, heater and salt for weeks at a time. So far it's served me well, and ensures if there's an emergency, I can dip right in and have premade goodness ready to rock. I've left it up to about a month and a bit when things go a little insane, and so far no issues as long as the temp and salinity match
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