Which brand of salt you all use most???

[angelfishlover]

Wow still got people do my poll.I tried red sea salt,Marine Environment and Coral Marine.Now trying out using coralife.Their calcium they give is quite high.

[Nitro]

Started with Tropic Marine (normal grade), switched to Kent Marine (intro by another reefer), now switched to Deltec. So far, I find these 3 brand very good. Too bad no one bring in Kent Marine anymore due to high shipping cost.

[angelfishlover]

For me coral marine and ME is good as they are quite balanced just that Coral Marine got no trace elemnts in bottle so yeah ME is much better to invest.

[Lim999]

For me coral marine and ME is good as they are quite balanced just that Coral Marine got no trace elemnts in bottle so yeah ME is much better to invest.

Redsea for me. Thumb up

[starfish123]

so far using DD H20

[finind]

D-D H2Ocean

[Noop]

Any reviews on AquaMedic sea salt?

[shaohao85]

Am using DD H2ocean too ..

[james72]

FM salt.......loving it

Cheers,

James

[tofubox]

Dd h20 for me!

[asg]

TM pro reef for me.

[SimonLSB]

Red Sea Coral Pro.. Still doing cycling, hope that it will be as stable as the LFS owner said..

[sherman]

Red Sea, Red Sea Pro and DD-H20 mix

[tofubox]

Red Sea, Red Sea Pro and DD-H20 mix

U mix all 3? but why?

[sherman]

Red Sea Pro very high kh of 12 so I mix with Red Sea and DD

[FuEl]

FM salt.......loving it

Cheers,

James

Just did Triton lab test for SPS frag tank running on this salt.

Heavy metals with 0 microgram/L reading: Mercury, Selenium, Cadmium, Arsenic, Copper, Antimony, Titanium.

Heavy metals detected: Lead (0.00101 ppm), Aluminium (0.089ppm), Tin (0.00307ppm). While these are detected, the values are still much lower than most average aquaria.

*Test has not been conducted with freshly mixed salt so cannot rule out contamination of the above metals from other sources (magnets, pumps, thermostat probe, etc).

The above-mentioned values are as important in salt as basic values, these will accumulate over time if regular water changes are not made. This purity is often reflected in the retail price of the salt, it takes a lot of QC to make sure there is negligible amounts of heavy metals.

[james72]

Just did Triton lab test for SPS frag tank running on this salt.

Heavy metals with 0 microgram/L reading: Mercury, Selenium, Cadmium, Arsenic, Copper, Antimony, Titanium.

Heavy metals detected: Lead (0.00101 ppm), Aluminium (0.089ppm), Tin (0.00307ppm). While these are detected, the values are still much lower than most average aquaria.

*Test has not been conducted with freshly mixed salt so cannot rule out contamination of the above metals from other sources (magnets, pumps, thermostat probe, etc).

The above-mentioned values are as important in salt as basic values, these will accumulate over time if regular water changes are not made. This purity is often reflected in the retail price of the salt, it takes a lot of QC to make sure there is negligible amounts of heavy metals.

I don't have the means to run a water test on it but I know this fm salt rocks from the observations of my corals especially LPS....for my sps, I don't even need to use colour elements.

JK: Do I get a discount on my next bucket of fm salt for good publicity? hee!

Cheers,

James

[hanafi_weeseng]

FM salt +1.

[RomeoJuliet]

D&D.

[Admiraltian]

Anyone used Sera Marin Reef Salt before?

[inwear]

Anyone used Sera Marin Reef Salt before?

Do they hv it in SG ?

[Admiraltian]

Yes, if i saw it from fresh n marine website.

[Guest]

Any reviews about dymax reef salt?