AdAndrews
Marine Enthusiast!
Whats the verdict on the seachem marine salt, i have had a quick look on ebay and its only £44 for 20kg bucket
thanks
Adam
thanks
Adam
dno if its reef grade, says its got everything necesary for inverts, this one; http/www.aquacadabra.co.uk/product.php?productid=344Never used it. I believe Scott used to use it in his fish only though. Take it at that price its not reef grade? which wouldnt matter to you anyway having the puffer like
i spose, i may aswell get the h2ocean then, after all, i may want to keep coralsfor a fiver more you can get the deltec one?
sounds alright to me though
Seachem do make a reef salt; it was my first choice until I couldn't get it any more. It is excellent in my opinion and I never had any problems with it. Saying that I now have used three different salts; seachem, reef crystals and H2ocean and to be honest they are all much the same. The only salt I have ever had any trouble with was Redsea; full of nitrates and phosphates, lacked buffers and salinity varied wildly every time I mixed a bucket.
I am sure they have fixed that now but with the negative experience and so many alternatives available I will find it hard to make a case for using it.
Hope this helps
Joe
Before you open it, roll it around to mix the salt up
Seffie x