Getting my Mag levels up to par....finally got it!!l

Delphinus · #1 03-09-2011, 03:52 AM

In my defense, "Aquavitro" is still "Seachem" just their premium brand.

Anyhow I like the online batch# param lookup they offer, that's a great idea.

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Originally Posted by The Grizz

Ya I think thats the one, thanks

The Grizz · #2 03-09-2011, 03:55 AM

So I added another 4 cups of ChemMasters mag mix tonight as well as some calcium as it was a little low as well.

globaldesigns · #3 03-09-2011, 03:55 AM

As I stated, I use Seachem and can say I have no issues with that brand for Mg, Str, Ca, ALK... But if anyone can recommend an even cheaper source of dry crystals?

The Grizz · #4 03-09-2011, 04:03 AM

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Originally Posted by globaldesigns

As I stated, I use Seachem and can say I have no issues with that brand for Mg, Str, Ca, ALK... But if anyone can recommend an even cheaper source of dry crystals?

Are you meaning for the mag mix stuff Rick?

Coleus · #5 03-09-2011, 04:05 AM

I think you can get a great deal on BRS stuff if you have a group buy. Even with high cost shipping, my personal order stuff from them work out very close to what it would cost me to get stuff from ChemMaster delivery to my door.

Plus, following their instruction has been worked out for me very well lately. I went from weekly testing to monthly testing and my params are still very good and stable. However can't beat that 1 dollar per pound tho.

The Grizz · #6 03-09-2011, 04:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Coleus

I think you can get a great deal on BRS stuff if you have a group buy. Even with high cost shipping, my personal order stuff from them work out very close to what it would cost me to get stuff from ChemMaster delivery to my door.

Plus, following their instruction has been worked out for me very well lately. I went from weekly testing to monthly testing and my params are still very good and stable. However can't beat that 1 dollar per pound tho.

I am going to check out Univar and see what they can offer for bulk bags and if it decent I might just have to start a distributorship, shipping it out separately ( not mixed ) to prevent the slushy factor

globaldesigns · #7 03-09-2011, 04:22 AM

Hey Tony/Delphinus... You use BRS? I think that is what I saw at your place. You said it was good, but does the mg work the same way as Seachem. I like Seachem stuff as it is only one part dosing, I have never done any of this 2 part stuff. Not really sure what it is.

If BRS is the way to go, I would be interested in doing a group buy, if anyone would be into it also.

The Grizz · #8 03-09-2011, 04:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Delphinus

In my defense, "Aquavitro" is still "Seachem" just their premium brand.

Anyhow I like the online batch# param lookup they offer, that's a great idea.

Not to mention this, copied directly from there site.

Other companies tell you what is supposed to be in their salt, but every bucket of salinity™ comes with a laboratory tested* batch specific, guaranteed analysis. Another first in the industry.

Coleus · #9 03-09-2011, 04:10 AM

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Originally Posted by The Grizz

Not to mention this, copied directly from there site.

Other companies tell you what is supposed to be in their salt, but every bucket of salinity™ comes with a laboratory tested* batch specific, guaranteed analysis. Another first in the industry.

I tried this salt before, just find it is more expensive than to use IO + bulk chem :-)