culinary sea salt
culinary sea salt
Is pure sea salt that is used for cooking ok to use for drinking water and making substrate? Its San Francisco bay brands, contains sea salt & calcium silicate. I also have some pink Himalayan sea salt with no additives.
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Re: culinary sea salt
No it is not ok. Here is a thread dedicated to water conditions and preperation. If you have any questions please let us know and we will all help you get the best info we have.
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Re: culinary sea salt
Ok, I'll get some marine salt. I'm setting up my tank today though and I can't get the right kind of salt, should I just use fresh water to wet the sand or regular aquarium salt? I live in a small town and the pet store has a very limited selection of supplies.
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Re: culinary sea salt
I only wet mine with fresh. I don't want to risk the salt buildup if I ever need to spray for mold or pests with salt water.
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Re: culinary sea salt
You're welcome.
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