Coralife is the best premix salt.

[Arati]

For last few years I have been using Coralife salt over the more expensive brightly packaged salt. I swear by the stuff it mixes up easy and its got good numbers and consistency mixes up the same.

I buy the box for 40$ that makes 200g so its cheap to boot.

well I found this today and after looking it over, i am convinced the evidence supports my claims. it also supports choice of bags of salt rather than buckets.

http://aquariumwatertesting.com/AWT_Salt_Analysis_0208.pdf

 

[bigdog1428]

For last few years I have been using Coralife salt over the more expensive brightly packaged salt. I swear by the stuff it mixes up easy and its got good numbers and consistency mixes up the same.

I buy the box for 40$ that makes 200g so its cheap to boot.

well I found this today and after looking it over, i am convinced the evidence supports my claims. it also supports choice of bags of salt rather than buckets.

http://aquariumwatertesting.com/AWT_Salt_Analysis_0208.pdf

Great find buddy ,, looks like
I'll be switching ,, an it's cheaper

 

[jerl77]

nice but i love my red sea pro :smokin:

 

[duke62]

i wouldnt change your salt to quickly.first off you dont know if the guy who wrote this hs something to do with coralife.some of his findings seem a bit off as well.i would rsearch who this guy is and maybe do another search on other findings on salt

 

[meloncoral]

I agree with jerl red sea is the best and duke has a good point too

 

[Arati]

red sea is a good salt and before anyone takes any advice from me I would always hope they do thier own research first.

I will keep using it. not because of the article i just like it.

 

[saltwaterinbrooklyn]

Salt is mostly a matter of choice , it would take a scientist to break it down from reef crystals to h20 and esv , its an ongoing debate that will never die.

Just use what works good for you

 

[xxxAngeloxxx]

i wouldnt change your salt to quickly.first off you dont know if the guy who wrote this hs something to do with coralife.some of his findings seem a bit off as well.i would rsearch who this guy is and maybe do another search on other findings on salt

Detective Duke on the salt case the next CSI lol

 

[reefoman]

Salt is mostly a matter of choice , it would take a scientist to break it down from reef crystals to h20 and esv , its an ongoing debate that will never die.

Just use what works good for you

+1 Absolutely agreed...
After 9 years of using Tropic Marin switching to Preis Aquaristik...


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[Widdy]

Preis Aquaristik...
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Wow, you can find that in the US? Searching just shows it'll be in the USA "soon"...

 

[saltwaterinbrooklyn]

Ok reefoman and widdy spill it what is that stuff??

 

[Widdy]

German made salt. Wow, just found this... Brooklyn huh? :scratchch:

http://preisaquaristik.com/?page_id=4

 

[reefoman]

Ok reefoman and widdy spill it what is that stuff??

Well, that's number one salt in Europe since 1985...
I don't know what else I can tell you about it? Big public aquariums in Germany use this salt...
As long as I live in US (9 years...wow time going fast?) was missing this smell now I can enjoy it again.


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[Boomer]

This http://aquariumwatertesting.com/AWT_...lysis_0208.pdf Is a bunch of gibberish and has been proven so many times.

How fast a salt dissolves is more of the components used and often cheap salts dissolve the fastest as they contain allot of water and often excessive Chloride. Analytically speaking, SeaChem's "Salinty" is the best salt in purity and is a ***** to dissolve, need to do it slowly and at cooler temps.

 

[Boomer]

If we want to talk public aquariums then IO is used more than all the rest combined by 10 x and same for reef tanks

 

[Boomer]

A salt does not make or brake a tank the "guy" in the mirror does

 

[TRIGGERMAN]

I agree with boomer io is pretty popular and cheap and mixes instantly. I love it.

 

[reefoman]

This http://aquariumwatertesting.com/AWT_...lysis_0208.pdf Is a bunch of gibberish and has been proven so many times.

How fast a salt dissolves is more of the components used and often cheap salts dissolve the fastest as they contain allot of water and often excessive Chloride. Analytically speaking, SeaChem's "Salinty" is the best salt in purity and is a ***** to, need to do it slowly and at cooler temps.

Cool but whoever did this test missed few major brands like Aqua Medic, Grotech, Preis Aquaristik...
And I don't believe somebody did is for free so who paid for that?
Any car gonna get you from point A to point B it also has been proven so why people buying Mercedes, BMW or Porsche? Everybody should drive Saturn cause is great car.
If you gonna try all salts by yourself in your tank minimum three months for each one then you gonna probably see which one is good for you. But that's only my opinion... so let me try something different

Regards,
mark



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[Custom05Taco]

I used red sea salt on my drive way it melts ice pretty good.

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[myblock175]

Idk people. I stick to my regular instant ocean