Balling salt purity

[shrimpchips]

Yeah, I just wanted a figure whether to treat the salts as lab-grade, or lower in purity.

To the average hobbyist, it may not be an exact science, but there is an exact science to it, and it can make a huge difference if you know what you're doing. If you know the purity of the chemicals you're putting in and you also know a ballpark consumption rate of these elements in your tank - it wastes less time trying to get it dialed in and results in less stressful swings in parameters.

Again, this is more a concern to me as I have a small system, where as other users probably are running much larger systems where 10ml of concentrated CaCl2 isn't going to raise their Ca2+ by 100ppm.

[Aqua-Digital]

Lab grade,

These salts are NOT new to the market, fauna marin have been supplying these salts world wide for over 2 years and are probbaly the most respected salt in the industry

You will not find one single report of issues with these salts, in fact the complete opposite applies.

[shrimpchips]

Originally Posted by Aqua-Digital

Lab grade,

These salts are NOT new to the market, fauna marin have been supplying these salts world wide for over 2 years and are probbaly the most respected salt in the industry

You will not find one single report of issues with these salts, in fact the complete opposite applies.

Nope. Not questioning them at all. I've seen the proof firsthand

I'm looking forward to seeing my little system with them