Red sea aquarium salt
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Red sea aquarium salt
Today I went to an aquarium store and asked if they had any marine grade salt. I told the guy that I'd be using it for my hermit crabs so he gave me a container full of the salt that the store uses for their tanks for no charge He said it was red sea brand, and when I asked how much salt to use per litre he said about 4-5 teaspoons. Has anybody used this product or can lend any advice on the correct salt to water ratio?
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The amount would be the same as the other brands - 1/2 cup per gallon of water and I just realized that you are in Australia and that probably means absolutely nothing to you.... Hang on....
34g per liter of water
You are seriously lucky to have found Red Sea! I've been hunting it locally for over a year now and no one seems to be able to order it in. (My pet store lady is on her third distributor and every time she places an order she adds it but they never send it. ) It's considered to be one of the best marine mixes for inverts. Each brand has strengths and weaknesses in it's elemental mix since none are exactly the same and none are exactly like sea water, but Red Sea's formula is great for crustaceans.
And congrats on the free-bee!
34g per liter of water
You are seriously lucky to have found Red Sea! I've been hunting it locally for over a year now and no one seems to be able to order it in. (My pet store lady is on her third distributor and every time she places an order she adds it but they never send it. ) It's considered to be one of the best marine mixes for inverts. Each brand has strengths and weaknesses in it's elemental mix since none are exactly the same and none are exactly like sea water, but Red Sea's formula is great for crustaceans.
And congrats on the free-bee!
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