What Salt do you use?! :Poll:

[Deiby Garcia]

Red Sea Coral Pro.

 

[Jonathan Troutt]

Used Aquavitro Salinity since I started my tank 8 years ago and loved it. Last year my supplier stopped getting it in so reluctantly I tried a pail of H2Ocean for 4 months or so and my corals didn’t look as good so I tried a box of Blue Treasure and my tank really started going downhill with parameters out of whack so I sourced a new supplier for the Salinity and switched back last month and am still trying to stabilize my tank. I’m not certain the change in salt was the cause but I didn't change anything else. The AV is also bang on when mixing ie 2 cups gives me 5g @1.025 and the Blue Treasure took about 3 cups +/- for the same mix and seemed inconsistent.
Just my experience....

I added AV salinity. Thanks for sharing!

 

[Elliott Comans]

Coral pro red sea has been the most reliable for me. Constant results after years of testing. Also happens to be roughly the same as how I keep my tank so no adjusting or fluctuating.

Fts as requested

 

[Jonathan Troutt]

Im just gonna bump to try and get more responses

 

[SMSREEF]

I mix 1/2 Red Sea regular and 1/2 Coral Pro

 

[biecacka]

IO here. As stated many vendors (jason Fox) and public aquariums use it. Plus I use a calcium reactor so I’m adding “trace” elements already. So my train of thought is the basic salt works for me since my reactor adds whatever most other salts that cost more advertise to have more of.

Corey

 

[mattzang]

i'm surprised not that many people use brightwell's salt. everyone loves WWC so much you'd think more people would use their salt

 

[Zero Nitrates]

5 parts Reef Crystals and 1 part Instant Ocean

 

[d2mini]

The cool kids use Salinity.

 

[Zero Nitrates]

Salinity? Alkalinity? What’s that?

Lol

 

[leepink23]

Liveaquaria salt, can usually get it for 40-45$ for 200 gallon. Parameters test out close to my tank and mixes clean.