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I use 1/2 cup per gallon. But the only REAL way to mix salt is with a good refractometer. This is really dependant on the salinity you wish to obtain. I mix for 1.025
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Last edited by daniella3d; 01-29-2011 at 02:46 AM. |
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+1, the only real way of doing it properly is with a refractometer.
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H2Ocean is made by the same guys that make Red Sea Coral Pro salt. I have tested the two side by side and have noticed absouletly no difference in anything. Both are awesome salts IMHO
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I use 1750 g in an 80 L batch.
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