ROYAL NATURE SALT INTRODUCTORY SALE AT CORAL MASTER

DiverDude · #1 01-18-2011, 02:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Snappy

Like most of the high-end salts the retail price is set at about $95 per bucket, however I will be running a great introductory sale price while initial supplies last.

Just curious....that bucket makes.....160 Gal ?

Snappy · #2 01-19-2011, 07:12 PM

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Originally Posted by DiverDude

Just curious....that bucket makes.....160 Gal ?

Yes just like all others that size.

Snappy · #3 01-20-2011, 01:22 AM

I must say I am impressed with the way this salt mixes. It disolves faster than any other brand I've tried and doesn't go cloudy like the Seachem (Aqauvitro Salinity) always did when I used it. It mixes at about the same rate as Reefers Best but as I said disolves quicker. I like it!

reefan · #4 01-24-2011, 05:52 AM

You're right, that salt is the best I ever tried.

PFoster · #5 01-24-2011, 03:10 PM

The bucket will actually make up 180 gallons worth of salt water at 1.025

spawn · #6 01-25-2011, 12:23 AM

I haven't tried it yet & I don't have a scale for the mix ratio they recommend, I wonder if it's a similar amount to reef crystals . Which I use just under 1/2 cup per gallon to get 1.026. Has anyone mixed it up by the cup yet? Thanks.

Snappy · #7 01-25-2011, 03:12 AM

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Originally Posted by spawn

I haven't tried it yet & I don't have a scale for the mix ratio they recommend, I wonder if it's a similar amount to reef crystals . Which I use just under 1/2 cup per gallon to get 1.026. Has anyone mixed it up by the cup yet? Thanks.

I mixed it the same as Reefers Best which is roughly a heaping cup per 2.5 gallons. Whenever I try a new salt it takes some trial & error the first water change. I would recommend mixing it the same as you normally do with your old salt and then check your salinity and add extra salt or extra water depending on the outcome.