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![]() I mix 25 gallon batches of salt H20 whenever I do a water change. I use rodi water, then throw a maxijet in the bottom of the "garbage can" (which is actually a white, food-safe container with handles and lid from a wine making store).
I've leave the water stirring for a day or two before putting it in the tank in two batches (one day after the other). I wouldn't leave 'fresh' salt water to sit for more than a week -- at the most. Speaking just personally, what's the point of ro/di water if we let it degrade before using it? Erik NB: for my water topoff water (also rodi in a 5gallon foodsafe bucket) I leave an air bubbler in the base of it to provide some water circulation. This water lasts about a week as well. |
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![]() The only thing I think I have to add, is that if I leave water sitting around for awhile I also like to add an airstone in addition to the pump
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