matts125
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probably a dumb question but being gone 4 years and seeing how much has changed in the hobby I am wondering what is the best salt mix for mixed reefs? I am also looking for value...
Matt
Matt
Synthetic salts "whats changed?"
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Scooterman
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Wow Matt great to see you been a long time. You had beautiful fish back then. I think we had a discussion about salts and IO still ranked high.
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Hey welcome back Matt.
I still think that for the money and the quality, Instant Ocean Reef Crystals is a great salt mix. There are a lot of different brands any more. A lot of people have been saying some really good things about Red Sea Pro. I am considering changing to it too. I think what you want to look for is something that gives you the percentage of elements that you want and the mix is always consistant. And easy to use.
I still think that for the money and the quality, Instant Ocean Reef Crystals is a great salt mix. There are a lot of different brands any more. A lot of people have been saying some really good things about Red Sea Pro. I am considering changing to it too. I think what you want to look for is something that gives you the percentage of elements that you want and the mix is always consistant. And easy to use.
Herefishyfishy
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There are no dumb questions, only dumb answers.
Wait wasn't that just a dumb answer????:welcome::welcome:
mfinn
Surgeonfish
Welcome back Matt.
I agree with Lorrie on the Reef Crystals
I agree with Lorrie on the Reef Crystals
Derbird
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I really like Kent reef salt. It is widely available (at least down here) and is one of the most cost effective salts around. Plus I like how it tests out 
