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|   That's pretty low.  Aim to raise it about 0.001 per day. | 
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|   That's what I did today... brought it up .001.  I think I put in over 5 cups of salt! | 
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|   It will take quite a bit...can't remember how big your tank is without going back to page 1 though, and I'm too lazy (tired) to do that right now.    You aren't pouring the undissolved salt right into the tank are you?  The best way to do it is to siphon out some tank water, add salt to that, and pour it back in.  Or, do a 10-25% waterchange and mix the new sw to a higher sg. | 
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|   It is 135 gallon tank with a 40 gallon sump.  Midweek I changed out 15 gallons (nitrate was a bit high), and tonight I changed out 10 (slight ammonia).  I mixed the extra salt in to the water going in, and then put it into the sump (and also via bucket right into the tank).  Tomorrow I think I'll just add as much water as it takes to dissolve several cups of salt.  I figure the higher the SG, the less salt it takes to bring it up 0.001.  Do you agree? |