Combining Salt
- Thread starter mbgrubb15
- Start date
- Location
- Long Island NY
IMO
dont worry about it
do it all the time
were not gonna throw away salt just because we dont have the same one to mix together?
I have never seen a difference in the past
dont worry about it
do it all the time
were not gonna throw away salt just because we dont have the same one to mix together?
I have never seen a difference in the past
- Location
- Westchester
Doubt that it would make a difference, especially for a relatively small volume water change.
- Location
- Miami
IMO I wouldn't do it @ the same time to make 1 water change. I would just ur levels may be way off. It's ok to change from 1 salt to another slowly but to mix both I wouldn't do it.
Ken he's been using both salts... I don't think it matters at this point.
Matt, make a water change with what u have of one salt brand then on your next water change use the other brand. Just as you been doing just in smaller valumes.
- Location
- Miami
Yeah that's fine one @ a time but not combining*both to do 1 water change thats wat I'm saying
It should make no difference at all as long as you mix the salt to the correct salinity & temperature.
All salt mixes use basically the same thing, what one has more of the other type has less of. If they are equal..then same difference.
All salt mixes use basically the same thing, what one has more of the other type has less of. If they are equal..then same difference.
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