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01/10/2008, 05:21 AM
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Key's Island does.
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01/10/2008, 10:42 AM
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I use it, and IMO it is not worth the extra money.... Thought it would have higher levels of CA, ALK, and Mag. Nope! still have to dose. I might switch to seachem heard good things about their levels.
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01/10/2008, 11:54 AM
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"I use it, and IMO it is not worth the extra money.... Thought it would have higher levels of CA, ALK, and Mag. Nope! still have to dose. I might switch to seachem heard good things about their levels."
what do you measure the levels at for marine pro? I have found these numbers almost every where researching. Tropic Marin 375 10 1230 Tropic Marine Pro Reef 450 8.5 1380 |
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01/10/2008, 12:57 PM
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Those numbers look to be what I measure when I mix up a bucket of salt.
ca 420 alk 9 mag ? not sure need to get a mag test kit  Had premiere test my mag and they said it was around 1360 (I only dose ca and alk).I found the same numbers you described from this thread... http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1282073 I will probably switch to seachem when my bucket of TMPR runs out. There levels are a little higher and the salt is cheaper |
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01/10/2008, 02:59 PM
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One of my buddies had called several different LFS asking what salts they carry. If I remember right he said premiere, and some other store which I can't remember carried it. I think he said it was around $54.99
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