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Amazon has the reef salt (25KG Box) in stock now, only 4 left, act fast.
http://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B016...=sr_1_5&sr=8-5 |
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Thank you very much shingo, just ordered 2
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Apparently this thread is way off topic and become a discussion of Aquaforest salts(Sorry Myka), I came across this review online, just in case anyone is interested.
http://reefhub.pl/test-soli-drugie-starcie There is a google translate button on the top right. |
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Shingo, I think that link was posted earlier in this thread, but thanks for sharing!
I just heard word that Salty Supply shipped a bunch of Aquaforest products (I believe more than just the salt) to Amazon.ca, so get your little clicker fingers ready! |
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Received a bucket of Reef Salt today. Is that smell the Bio S sample? Not sure I want to bring it in the house!
I'll likely transfer the salt to an easier to open container. I'd rather not tear my finger nails off opening this one. |
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huh, interesting thread. Can't wait to see what everyone thinks of these products once they used them a while. That probiotic salt seems kinda cool...
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Yes it's the bio s sample the box itself stinks. The bottle is fine I gave it a wipe down though prior to putting it in the fridge and made sure the box didnt enter the house.
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Is it really that bad guys? What kind of stink? I didn't realize there was a sample in the Reef Salt too. The probiotic salt has an NP Pro sample, I'm not sure if that stinks too.
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Can this method be used in a skimmerless system?
Minus the zeolite stones of course. I've never looked into probiotics in a reef before, sorry if this sounds noobish.
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Unlike the natural nitrifying bacteria (which converts nitrate to N2 gas which escapes from the gas in form of bubbles), probiotic bacteria strains consumes the nitrate (and phosphate too I guess). These bacteria strains needs to be skimmed out (only a small percent is consumed by corals) by a skimmer in order to remove the nutrients from the tank. As a result, all probiotic methods need highly efficient skimmers.
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