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Every batch of every box of my RBS is exactly the same. Good salt to try
Sure, it costs a bit more, but isn't worth the peace of mind?
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Wow, $85 for RBS vs $35-40 for IO
I think I'll stick with my buckets that are giving me grief |
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Wait a minute. Your calcium is testing that high and you're not using Reef Crystals? Just the regular IO? Holy smokes. I find that very surprising.
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That's what I said!!!!!
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I think his test is faulty. I think that stuff is supposed to mix up around 380.
Or, he's getting buckets of regular IO that are actually filled with Reef Crystals. |
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I will vouch for Greg on the high calcium in the IO salt as I have the same problem too. My calcium was measuring over 500 from the IO salt and I was also getting really high alk as well around 17 at Christmas time.
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Ok, maybe Greg isn't crazy, but something is still wrong. IO should not read that high in Ca..
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Brad |
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I'm pretty sure that IO must have terrible quality control on their salt. Coralgirl and I have both had alkalinity issues with the Reef Crystals: virtually impossible to maintain Alk above 6 without dosing. This was even the case in my NC12, where I was changing 50% of the water per week (and had no Alk suckers in it).
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I wish my tests were off Hopefully the next bucket will be better and, if not, I'll be buying some other test kits for reference |