SPS keeper, so what SALT is in ur tank???

[fishsoldseprtly]

if you keep sps what salt best meets your tanks needs??

 

[bond007069]

Instant Ocean

 

[secrest]

I've been using Oceanic lately since its cheaper, so far so good

 

[jjjimmy]

Oceanic

 

[poknsnok]

reef crystals

 

[MiddletonMark]

Reef Crystals.

 

[SPStoner]

Reef Crystals

 

[ReeferMonkey]

Tropic Marin.

 

[szesteve]

Instant Ocean since day 1 I started reefing 2-3 years ago.

 

[Wiskey]

Instant Ocean, I have tried a few others, but always end up comming back.

Whiskey

 

[Sk8r]

Oceanic.

 

[rutz81]

Tropic Marin

 

[mntl]

Tropic Marin Pro, and I use Tropic Marin bio-calcium to adjust the calcium while it is mixing in the bucket, prior to adding it to my tank.

 

[PrangeWay]

Salt

Salt

Kent.

But with the recent problems with the newer buckets of Kent, the latest mix is 50% Oceanic / 50% Instant Ocean.

 

[SunnyX]

Reef Crystals :thumbsup:

I have been wanting to try Seachem Reef Salt, but why mess with a good thing.

 

[gophia]

Always IO. Cheap, mixes fast and yet to have a problem (~3 years).

 

[mikekman]

Red Sea Coral Pro salt....hopefully I'm not the only one

 

[samsfishnchips]

instant ocean

sam

 

[RichConley]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7376024#post7376024 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by mntl
Tropic Marin Pro, and I use Tropic Marin bio-calcium to adjust the calcium while it is mixing in the bucket, prior to adding it to my tank.

Why use TM Pro if you're gonna adjust the calcium anyways? Why not just use regular, its the same stuff but less Ca/Mg/Alk.



Use TM

 

[mikeatjac]

Seachem Reef