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![]() Could it be anything in part with the spring thaw?
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![]() What do you mean by that?
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![]() I've never kept track of a measured kh during the different seasons but I do know my own tap water has different characteristics during the spring thaw. Although I'd think this would more apply to freshwater tanks than salt as freshwater aquariums typically don't use RO water.
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![]() Roll your bucket ?
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![]() IO did have issues a few years ago where alk was very high and killed a bunch of tanks. I would expect though, that they would not let that happen again. Where did you buy the salt? Maybe someone else has a bucket from the same batch they could test?
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I can't remember, does IO print batch info or dates on the buckets? I don't recall seeing anything like that.
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![]() Pretty sure it was IO. About 6 or 7 years ago.
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I had an issue with bags of IO bought x-mas 2011 The alk was about 16 in each of the 6 bags I use buckets now and I get between 10.5 and 11 And my ca is still around 400 in every bucket I test each first batch from a new bucket, and have stopped rolling - with no issues |
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![]() I bought the salt at the purple seahorse here in kelowna.
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![]() Ya I was told by the folks at J&L to always roll a new bucket of IO around for a while to mix up any settling while the stuff sits in stock. I would think it's a good idea with any.
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Hey! I never "LEFT" the hobby, just doing fresh water now. Which is still listed as part of Canreef if I'm not mistaken. ![]() |