Switching salt

[civics14]

Don't forget about a local Georgia company that supports the club, has allowed the club to visit their facility AND produces a synthetic salt. Seachem Vibrant Sea mixes quick and clean. I've let it sit in a 65 gallon barrel with no pump for 2 weeks and there was zero sediment.

It's stable and consistent - and again, a local company.

It's also concentrated - it does take less actual salt by weight to mix up to the same salinity from other brands I've used (this is the only synthetic salt I've used BTW). 1kg mixes up to about 31 liters at 1.025

Seachem - Vibrant Sea

www.seachem.com

I’ve never even heard of this salt. I have 3.5 boxes of LiveAquaria left. I might look into this afterwards if LA doesn't offer any special pricing like they did last year. Thanks for the heads up!

 

[lmm1967]

I’ve never even heard of this salt. I have 3.5 boxes of LiveAquaria left. I might look into this afterwards if LA doesn't offer any special pricing like they did last year. Thanks for the heads up!

Taking the support local even further - I know Pure Reef stocks this salt and their pricing has been pretty good on it. Its also readily available on Amazon if you prefer it just show up at your door.

 

[snarky shark]

Who doesn't prefer things to just show up at their door?

... let me me qualify, good things or wanted things. Lol

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