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View Poll Results: Whats the best brand of Salt?
Instant Ocean/ Reef Crystals 6 66.67%
Red Sea 0 0%
Coralife 0 0%
Other (elaborate) 3 33.33%
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Old 07-01-2009, 03:17 PM   #1
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Best brand of Salt

I started a thread on this already, but it seems this is a perfect time to make a poll!

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Old 07-01-2009, 03:53 PM   #2
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Other. We personally had much better results with Oceanic over IO. Even though we couldn't pass up a deal and will soon be switching to Seachem Reef. *fingers crossed*

BTW- The links that Kurt and ccCapt (I think) provided in your other thread are really the best backgorund info you will get. Opinions (as well as stocking and therefor individual tank needs) will vary.
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Old 07-02-2009, 06:14 PM   #4
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well, i like lawrys seasoning salt.
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Old 07-02-2009, 07:14 PM   #5
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I cant believe you didnt have Oceanic salt mix in there. LOL The truly no.1 of salt mixes. LOL. That`s why I took other.
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XD I only put 4 options on accident! I was too lazy to go back and change it.

I read a comparison chart of salts (including Oceanic xD) and Instant Ocean and Coralife are the two I'm looking at. (My local store only carry's IO, Reef Crystals, Coralife, and Red Sea so I'm sort of limited)

But again, thanks for everyone input and for voting.
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The best salt is:

(1) Easily available, and something you can be reasonably assured of getting as long as you have your tank, and...

(2) The one that works best for you.

If the question is what salt do I use... well, then that'd be Reef Crystals. But then, I've never tried anything else!
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Other. We personally had much better results with Oceanic over IO. Even though we couldn't pass up a deal and will soon be switching to Seachem Reef. *fingers crossed*

BTW- The links that Kurt and ccCapt (I think) provided in your other thread are really the best backgorund info you will get. Opinions (as well as stocking and therefor individual tank needs) will vary.
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Other. We personally had much better results with Oceanic over IO. Even though we couldn't pass up a deal and will soon be switching to Seachem Reef. *fingers crossed*

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Intresting write up on some salts

The Toxicity of Some Freshly Mixed Artificial Sea Water; A Bad Beginning For A Reef Aquarium by Ronald L. Shimek, Ph.D. - Reefkeeping.com
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