This is very interesting

[fazgood]

http://reefsaltanalysis.googlepages.com/AWT_Salt_Analysis_0208.pdf

Faz

 

[breutus]

Wow definitly ineteresting! but it looked like many had there ups and downs though corallife seemed to have the best overall trace elements

 

[gbecker]

Good article. Thanks for posting the link. I've experimented with other salts brands in the past thinking that maybe some of the others were better and I'd get better results in growth and color, but my corals always seem to do better with Coralife.

 

[Charlie's Angel]

I use seachem reef salt..was aware of high boron, but wow ammonia is off the charts compared to the rest. I like the way the tank looks. Used Oceanic for 2 years and coralife for a year before that...maybe I will look at switching back to coralife.

 

[kipher]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11835063#post11835063 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by breutus
Wow definitly ineteresting! but it looked like many had there ups and downs though corallife seemed to have the best overall trace elements

I noticed this also. I'm thinking that my next salt purchase will be corallife.

 

[zt444a]

I think I will be looking for a bucket of Corallife. I have always used I/O. Their Phosphates seemed quite high compared to others.

Corallife did have what apprears to be better trace elements.


Nicely done study...

 

[latazyo]

I have always used coralife

I like it

and its pretty cheap

buckets are usually $33 at MS

 

[JxMetal]

so.........that's why I use coralife

it's not because it's the cheapest around. seriously, really.....

 

[DrBDC]

If you notice those numbers are not extrapolated to 1.0265. In this thread they talk about it and convert to the levels that we mix at:
http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1317416&perpage=25&pagenumber=1