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It was the BRS BF sale. Doesn't even list a mixing temp.Probably around 3c per 5g like most salts. I'd start with that and adjust from there. I used to love that salt in the Nineties, it's just too hard to come by these days.
Sounds light for full strength seawater. The calculator posted is handy.So I'm trying to go backwards. 20kg = 160gallons 1.024. (44 pounds salt)
Should come out to .275 pounds per gallon.
.275 pounds of (table salt) = .44 cups
Does that sound right? .44 cups = 1.024 SG for HW Salt?
Yeah, I'm just mixing this one directly in the tank since its empty. The write up on BRS just said the 20kg box makes 160g of 1.024. Id rather under shoot than over since I'm mixing direct. I know the Instant Ocean is 1/2C per gallon. Was just odd there was no reference on the HW package.Start with 1/2 cup per gallon and then adjust. I always mix cold, heat up later and then measure the salinity. Moisture can make salt heavier and affect volume. I would never trust any measurement at any time without checking unless you use a whole vessel of salt - like a whole 50g bag of salt at once, for example.