aquavitro salinity

[mrhasan]

Originally Posted by Proteus

I like to have my water at 79/80 before I add it to my DT. Also the results were not after dumping salt in. I checked multiple times after mixing

Yah I also add the mixed water around 76 (my DT remains at 78). Once heated up, it doesn't seem to go below due to the ambient temperature.

[Chris82]

Thanks for the input guys.
Don't think i will switch does not sound like its anything amazing
Cheers
Chris

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by Chris82

Don't think i will switch does not sound like its anything amazing

Honestly, there isn't anything amazing with any salt. It's all pretty much the same. Unless you have a real problem that you are sure is caused by the salt you're currently using, there's seldom a reason to change.

[Magickiwi]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

Honestly, there isn't anything amazing with any salt. It's all pretty much the same. Unless you have a real problem that you are sure is caused by the salt you're currently using, there's seldom a reason to change.

That's why I'm still using Aquavitro Salinity. I haven't had any issues with the #'s, it mixes well and as stated the buckets are fantastic to save (I use it to store my test kits and other items I don't want little fingers or paws getting in to).

No matter what anyone has to say their experiences are their own. Give it a shot if you want, if not don't sweat it. It's not like you're missing out on anything really.