Ok can anyone tell me the salt that they would recommend GSPs. I guess slowly converting it would be best.
kent marine salt and the instant ocean salt are good. just make sure you don't use aquarium salt or norton salt because some hobbyists think there's no difference between salt w/o the additives and marine salt
kent marine salt and the instant ocean salt are good. just make sure you don't use aquarium salt or norton salt because some hobbyists think there's no difference between salt w/o the additives and marine salt
Ok and I am getting a hydrometer from someone I know.
Just a tip - salt mix doesn't go bad and you can save a good bit of cash buying the big boxes of salt! I usually use instant ocean brand. And be sure to premix the salt water in a separate container, not the tank.
Just a tip - salt mix doesn't go bad and you can save a good bit of cash buying the big boxes of salt! I usually use instant ocean brand. And be sure to premix the salt water in a separate container, not the tank.
Ok would this work? And what should my salinity levels be?
That will work, and that's a pretty good price! Raise the salinity a little at a time over a few weeks. I forget the recommended specific gravity for younger ones - I just slowly brought them up to full marine when they were about a year old. It's a bit easier in some ways than maintaining brackish water.
That will work, and that's a pretty good price! Raise the salinity a little at a time over a few weeks. I forget the recommended specific gravity for younger ones - I just slowly brought them up to full marine when they were about a year old. It's a bit easier in some ways than maintaining brackish water.
I have a friend that has a salt water tank. She said when they were cleaning their tank they collected some salt at the top above the water line. She said I could have that. Would that work