Always the one that knows it all and against everything others say. But "nothing will help your corals". My corals don't need help but I'm still looking to improve.
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what i just found out about esv salt from a guy on marine depot reviews
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Always the one that knows it all and against everything others say. But "nothing will help your corals". My corals don't need help but I'm still looking to improve.
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- Long Island
ESV is a very good salt and perhaps the only salt that allows you to get the exact calcium, magnesium and alkalinity at your desired salinity. You can custom tweak your levels FYI.
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- Long Island
I bought Seachem's Aquavitro Salinity for almost $90 and I was not satisfied but Sunny on MR would vouch saying that he loves Aquavitro whom is successful using it.
As stated in an earlier post, Pet Warehouse in Copaigue sells ESV for $65. And you are accurate, salt does not make a tank. The man in the mirror does. Many have been successful with all the brands out there.
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- Dingmans ferry PA
I called the manufacturer and he said DO NOT try and create your own levels. If you want different levels use the 2 part. He said follow the directions it states on the sheet
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- Long Island
I am telling you that you can and have a successful tank. There are always manufacturers recommendations brother.
What ESV meant was in the event that one of your parameters is off after completing the final step (adding the salinity), you should use those two parts to increase to your desired level.
Do I have a witness?
What ESV meant was in the event that one of your parameters is off after completing the final step (adding the salinity), you should use those two parts to increase to your desired level.
Do I have a witness?
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- Long Island
Bang
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- Long Island
+1 low on my way for some more esv now
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- Long Island
How is 'adding the salinity' the 'final step'?
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- Long Island
Lol! Read the instructions bro.
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- Long Island
Mix test adjust salt after if needed
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- Long Island
I am loving this thread more everyday.
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- astoria,new york
Nope ,only adjust salinity not part A and B
But if it's working for you then great
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- astoria,new york
If your gonna start tweaking parts A and B
Then I'm assuming your also testing for potassium ,iron,iodine,strontium and molybdenum.,ect
Cause those parts are In there also
Then I'm assuming your also testing for potassium ,iron,iodine,strontium and molybdenum.,ect
Cause those parts are In there also
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- Long Island
Where those esv tell you the dose amount of potassium,iron,etc that's in there salt mix ?
- Location
- astoria,new york
- Location
- Long Island
- Location
- astoria,new york
Answer is yes
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- Long Island
I see the problem with this post. No one is asking questions but attacking every response no matter what. With
that being said, I wish all you gentlemen a good day.
that being said, I wish all you gentlemen a good day.
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- astoria,new york
No one is attacking anyone just stating some other info on the salt ,if what you are doing works for you then by means keep doing it, from my experience with esv and I've been using it before it even became popular ,when parts A and B were tweaked other elements were reduced ,and I also has water samples sent out and tested ..
But it's just my opinion
So let's just agree to disagree ..lol
But it's just my opinion
So let's just agree to disagree ..lol
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