Red Sea Coral Pro Salt, WHAT I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN!!

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  • Опубліковано 19 сер 2017
  • Always a good idea to test your salt before you use it for the first time. Lesson learned! Picked up a Jebao Doser (amzn.to/2weCAiN) and a very clean looking container (amzn.to/2xgbjcy) for dosing!
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  • @sjyavo
    @sjyavo 6 років тому +4

    I just wanted to say thank you for these videos!!! I am just starting out and, after reading and watching for well over a year, I finally have a tank (150 gallon) and will be setting it up over the next few months. Your videos have shown me the up's and downs of this hobby, and your willingness to share mistakes is refreshing. Keep it up 🤠

  • @glennbro7879
    @glennbro7879 5 років тому +1

    Glad your tank bounced back man. Thanks for sharing and walking us through progress. Some individuals would like to sweep mistakes under the rug, thanks for letting the community learn with you.

  • @Brad-k
    @Brad-k Рік тому

    Yep just stumbled across your channel and you do a great job editing and kept me watching till the end. Keep up the great job and love to look at the tank!

  • @kpbsas91776
    @kpbsas91776 5 років тому +1

    Awesome to see ya keeping detailed notes. this practice for me has always been a challenge. I love the Coral Pro Salt. I have used a few different types and settled on the Pro a couple yrs ago.

  • @PeterParker-cv2tb
    @PeterParker-cv2tb 6 років тому +1

    Well made video! Watched it till the end. Thanks for your hard work to bring the tanks and videos together on a regular basis!

  • @gmacisbac7
    @gmacisbac7 6 років тому +1

    I am really glad you made this video very important I needed to to know this before I fill my new tank with corals. I really appreciate it you saved me a lot of frustration and money.

  • @reefingwithryan2217
    @reefingwithryan2217 6 років тому +1

    I'm using Frits salt as well and love it glad you were able to catch the issue in time to save your corals! We all learn together.

  • @damianrap4287
    @damianrap4287 6 років тому

    Greetings from Poland. I find your videos both informative and entertaining. Keep up the good work !

  • @torimoore103
    @torimoore103 6 років тому +1

    Mochi looked like he was floating through space in that last shot :) Glad you were able to figure out the chemistry issue. Thanks once again for sharing your experience! Another great video

  • @frankbruno6539
    @frankbruno6539 6 років тому

    Even though I don't have a salt water tank, I enjoy watching and hearing you speak. I have learn things from your videos., and I do watch them until the end.Thank you for the chance to learn about new things in my life.

  • @MightyNanoTank
    @MightyNanoTank 6 років тому +1

    Glad you were able to figure out the issue.

  • @jesseatam
    @jesseatam 6 років тому +1

    I've been using the coral pro salt since my tank has been started and noticed that lately my euphyllia hasn't been extending nearly as much. After watching this gonna do a bunch of testing to check everything thanks for making this 👍🏻

  • @ReefDudes
    @ReefDudes 6 років тому +1

    Good tips! Most people get into trouble with Alk spikes from large water changes. Always best to do more small ones than a single larger one. :)

  • @DJ_LittlePea
    @DJ_LittlePea 6 років тому

    Excellent video it's always a pleasure to sit down and listen to what you have to say ..... very good info as always 💖💖

  • @TheDashCave
    @TheDashCave 6 років тому +1

    Great vid! Been using the Coral Pro for a couple months. Might take your approach and start dipping my toes into dosing when I order the next batch of salt.
    Cheers!

  • @jobetq4528
    @jobetq4528 6 років тому

    watched the entire video 👍This learning curve is overwhelming but thanks to guys likes you, fishofhex, milehighreefers, ect ect.....I feel like I'll figure it all out. Im not sure if you put a video out focusing on your dosing setup, (because I'm all over the place trying to learn a lil about everything) but I'll be looking for it.Thanks again for taking the time to do what you do on UA-cam. Hopefully I'll have my tank up and cycling soon enough.

  • @andrewr022488
    @andrewr022488 6 років тому +1

    I am using Red Sea CPS as well, funny because I am about to run out of my first small bucket and I was also looking into using Fritz RPM! Glad to see it is the way to go, I'll be ordering my box of salt this week! I'm also glad to see that your tank is back on track.

  • @captivebredcanada
    @captivebredcanada 6 років тому +6

    The blue bucket red sea has much lower alk, but like you pointed out it does say right on the bucket. You can use muriatic acid to lower the alkalinity in freshly mixed saltwater (research this first if you're going to do it), but using a lower alk salt is the easiest option. Your flowerpot coral is actually alevepora not gonipora, very similar.

  • @JoesCoralReef
    @JoesCoralReef 6 років тому +1

    Great Video!. Welcome to the dosing world.

  • @corybutler5261
    @corybutler5261 5 років тому

    Great video. I’m just thinking of dosing my 46g. And I’m starting up 160g, just doing the plumbing. And I just switch over to red see. Some good points to think about.
    Thank thank you yes I absolutely watched the hole vid and I subscribed to your channel.

  • @sbscottyisnaughty
    @sbscottyisnaughty 6 років тому

    Watched till the end.... I usually do. You're always entertaining, and in fact, going through, what I feel I myself am too going through as well.

  • @ScottM
    @ScottM 6 років тому +1

    great video Mok and I am also starting to test Fritz in my reef as well.

    • @InappropriateReefer
      @InappropriateReefer  6 років тому +1

      Thank you Scott, would love to see your experience with Fritz as well

  • @fishnerdz2206
    @fishnerdz2206 6 років тому +1

    Glad that your tank is starting to recover!

  • @charlesamos1230
    @charlesamos1230 6 років тому

    Thanks for the heads up. LFS doesn’t always explain things like that so it helped me not just jump over to “a better salt.” Also, I enjoyed seeing the progress. So many reefers say look for an update but I forget or don’t know if they ever post an update. Thanks.

  • @JCarey
    @JCarey 6 років тому +1

    Good luck with everything 😃 awesome video 👍🏼

  • @RvFlip19
    @RvFlip19 6 років тому +1

    Hobbiest here...but watched to the end. So not so sure you'd consider me s hard core member of your reef squad. That said, nice job on your videos. Makes it enjoyable to learn about this hobby and to see the progression of your tanks. Nicely done.

  • @cherrelle3231
    @cherrelle3231 6 років тому

    Always watch to the end!!

  • @joshsaquarium5880
    @joshsaquarium5880 5 років тому

    Watched till the end🙌🏻

  • @Reefgrrl
    @Reefgrrl 6 років тому

    I always watch to the end, especially since you started including little extra clips. 😁
    I use reef crystals specifically because the parameters are on the low end and I can then dose up to where I want my levels. It allows for much better control. I've only been dosing for about 2 years and I'm still learning how to manage it. I also have the jebao dp-4 and it has worked pretty well. I'll be dismantling it next weekend (right now it serves as my ATO for the 29G cube) and recalibrating it to get it set up for the Balling Light method I'm going to use on the RSR XL 425.
    Haha, I feel you on the rambling, but I don't mind because it's a great way to express a thought process. And kudos for organizing your space! My dining room has looked like a bomb dropped for the past 18 months and I'm on the verge of getting it back to normal....doesn't it feel good to have it all tidy? 🤗

    • @InappropriateReefer
      @InappropriateReefer  6 років тому

      Feels fantastic on tidying the fish spots! Although we will see how long this lasts, lol! Speaking of calibrating the DP-4, I was told by my friend that if I calibrated it using 100ml per the instruction, each 1ml it doses actually comes out as 2ml?? I haven't had a chance to test it yet (he recommends using a measuring container to measure how much fluid come out each dose), but wondering if you have experienced this?
      Btw, very jealous of your Red Sea tank... and I have to google what this Balling Light method is.

  • @Yoshukaitony
    @Yoshukaitony 6 років тому +1

    Hey man @Inappropriate reefer nice I liked a Lot this video gave an idea how to dose, I've been doing it manually I think I'm ready to go with doser

  • @DeeFromBrooklyn
    @DeeFromBrooklyn 6 років тому

    Hard core reef squad. Nice. I did the same thing changing the salt. Lost a few nice colonies. . Great video

  • @wesleysmith6888
    @wesleysmith6888 6 років тому

    Definitely watched the entire video! Great video as always. Im running kalkwasser in my ATO for now in my tank but you definitely have me wanting to try out a doser. Maybe in the future. Also I will be starting a reef Instagram really soon and possibly a UA-cam channel as well, I'll keep you posted. Ttyl, Thanks for the shout out as well!

    • @InappropriateReefer
      @InappropriateReefer  6 років тому

      Awesome man, please keep me posted on your YT & reef Instagram

  • @IamGhostcowboy
    @IamGhostcowboy 4 роки тому

    Awesome video

  • @Madstyle1
    @Madstyle1 6 років тому +1

    I had Red Sea coral pro for the longest time and then I finally tested freshsaltwater and my alk was 12 or higher every time. I'm using fritz now and everything is happy

  • @ArrickthaRed
    @ArrickthaRed 6 років тому

    I'm sure someone has said it or you may have found it yourself but BRS and Tidal Gardens both have very good in depth videos on dosing the 3 major elements and their relationship with each other. The BRS version is more technical vs Tidal gardens that gives more of an overview. Great video as usual. Keep it going.

  • @kirstenbullins4437
    @kirstenbullins4437 5 років тому

    I just saw this video. Love all your videos btw. First post on your channel. I've been using this salt as well but only my calcium and magnesium have been high since I started weekly 15% WCs. Like high high. Near 1480 mag n 500 calcium. My LFS only stocks this and Instant ocean. I am thinking now the reason is this salt thanks to your vid. Now I cannot dose atm but am thinking of going over to just IO for my reef tank. Never thought it could be the water! Tyvm for this possible option for my issue!!!

  • @SinSilla
    @SinSilla 6 років тому

    Watched til the end as always, really digging your new channel logo! Did you do this yourself? Great stuff!!

    • @InappropriateReefer
      @InappropriateReefer  6 років тому

      Thanks! @comiquarium on Instagram designed it for me, I will introduce him and the new logo soon! =)

  • @joshsager3241
    @joshsager3241 6 років тому

    First off, I love your tank! I am new to sw and have been planning my first tank for a couple months now. My original plan was to go with red sea coral pro salt and MAYBE dose kalk only if the salt mix wasn't providing enough. Dosing for sw seems rather complex so far and I figured it might cause more harm than good if I tried it early on. From your experience would you say that it was the combination of the two that caused issues or just the extremely high levels in the red sea salt?

  • @JadeIceGreen
    @JadeIceGreen 6 років тому +1

    Was hard to concentrate because of your super cute dog at the door! Watched the entire video. Was about to start a marine tank but seems like a lot needs to be learned about water chemistry.

  • @kenhickey4730
    @kenhickey4730 6 років тому

    Did watch the whole video lol Keep an eye on the Iodine iron and potassium as well Red Sea has a colors test kit. These fall short and they are important iodine especially for crustations that molt.

  • @pauldeacon8764
    @pauldeacon8764 5 років тому

    Well done Moky! U r really good at this! by the way I watched th vid to the end! How long have u been into this hobby please?? 😀👍

  • @jacobside2656
    @jacobside2656 6 років тому

    Red Sea coral pro is awesome stuff.

  • @pelphrey
    @pelphrey 6 років тому +1

    Gotta watch out for RSCP it's HOTTTT!! Hahaha I'm like you on dosing, I've read and read about it and I still don't understand. I'm sure once I dive into it I'll eventually learn. Even if I have to learn the hard way first! Haha

  • @lukekeogh1160
    @lukekeogh1160 6 років тому

    Watched it to the end! Luke from Australia saying hi!

  • @WCorbin182
    @WCorbin182 6 років тому

    Nice update I use fritz also and do water changes on Sunday (while I watch your videos at 9:30 sharp) 🔥🔥🔥 I heard the Groupme notification sound lol

  • @fonsecacorals8572
    @fonsecacorals8572 6 років тому +2

    I watched the whole video👍😀 Still think you should do a Caulerpa garden in the drop off😂

  • @Mr.Loweryy
    @Mr.Loweryy 6 років тому +1

    Great video..

  • @mtkregs
    @mtkregs 6 років тому +4

    Regular water changes + dosing seems like chasing a moving target no matter what salt you use. Reading the comments is very much deja vu regarding the salt debate that's been going on for decades. It's funny, because Red Sea salt was the hot alternative salt years ago and people in forums compared it favorably to Reef Crystals. Now, it seems that Fritz is becoming the hot alternative salt.
    Great looking tank BTW!

  • @BillyPipes
    @BillyPipes 6 років тому +2

    I had the same issue with the coral pro on the nuvo 40

  • @axmarr8132
    @axmarr8132 6 років тому +1

    Great analogy with alk, cal, ph and aperture, ISO, and exposure time. Definitely a balancing act with both mediums. BTW, won't dosing alk and Ca compound the problem with the salt mix?

    • @InappropriateReefer
      @InappropriateReefer  6 років тому +1

      You are absolutely right, with the Fritz salt the levels are lower so I could dose without overshooting. Versus if I stick with RSCP, I would probably not need to dose but have to keep my levels steady some other way.

  • @MrJdanp
    @MrJdanp 6 років тому +1

    Mochi at the end lol. Looks like everything is well on the road to recovery!

  • @Thekingofsol
    @Thekingofsol 6 років тому +1

    This is kinda crazy cuz I'm in the same exact situation as you. Water changes kept messing w my corals and my alk would swing too much. Just took my kalk off line and started dosing. It's been a week and I'm still trying to dial in the dose amount. GL. Watched till the end

  • @j.k.hobbyist9736
    @j.k.hobbyist9736 6 років тому +1

    I just made the switch from Red Sea to neo marine salts by brightwell. Interested to see what your review will be on the fritzs salt in the long run.

  • @seaquaria3537
    @seaquaria3537 6 років тому

    I'm getting the same Red Sea salt from the same place you have been, I think. I did a 50 percent change on Projects Starfire and Cubal. Things look better to me, but I don't dose either tank. I'll pay closer attention. Good info!

  • @PufferLover
    @PufferLover 6 років тому +4

    I swear, i didn’t understand single thing from this video! Barely learning how to cycle saltwater tanks right now to get a pair of clowns and now im here watching this video alllllllllllll the way to the end! Lol tho this video scares me of the things i have to learn if i end up getting corals 🤪

  • @n2dchaos
    @n2dchaos 6 років тому +1

    Great Information!

  • @angelnieves6087
    @angelnieves6087 3 роки тому

    Awesome video. Please advise where you found the alk reagent

  • @NationalReefing
    @NationalReefing 6 років тому

    +1 hardcore reef squad lol... still learning about dosing here also... I use Red Sea Salt (blue bucket) plus dose a fully saturated kalkwasser with no vinegar... What dosing schedule for Mg | KH | Ca thru-out the day did you decide on?

  • @lisadimercurio9473
    @lisadimercurio9473 6 років тому +1

    I'm looking into a doser myself so I'll take a look at the Jabo

  • @RookieReefer
    @RookieReefer 6 років тому +2

    Looking god man 👍 glad you've hopefully sorted your alk swing issue. Leptoseris dont norm like high light, id be trying to move him from the center of the light and that "goni" im 99% sure is an alveopora, very similar but different. Great vid, btw when did you get you green maze brain in the middle? Have one identical, was thinking the sand might be stunting the growth

    • @RookieReefer
      @RookieReefer 6 років тому +1

      Why soda ash instead of sodium bicarbonate? Do you have a ph issue?

    • @InappropriateReefer
      @InappropriateReefer  6 років тому +1

      I got it about 3 weeks ago, yeah I would love to move it off the sand as well (I think the sand may be covering a little bit of flesh around the rims), I may add a flat piece of rock to put it on. Btw I'm dosing soda ash mainly because that's what the BRS 2-parts starter kit came with... although my pH is low so if it could raise pH that would be a nice bonus.

    • @RookieReefer
      @RookieReefer 6 років тому

      Be careful with that guy, mine sends out seriously at least 100 sweepers about 4-5inch long. Prob a good idea.. i dont have sand to contend with but i know they are sensitive little buggers! I just fragged mine and the thing turned almost white for a few hours. Yeah soda ash is bicarb baked so it raises ph. Good luck with the dosing pump, make sure you test HEAPS

  • @PsyWARAquariums
    @PsyWARAquariums 6 років тому

    alkalinity can wreck a tank, as i found out. I've been thinking about switching to fritz also. i saw that you log your levels in a note book. if you're a bit of a "techie" id recommend the Aquarimate app. its awesome, i love it. you can track multiple tanks and all the live stock. it also graphs your levels so you have a visual indicator as well. good luck man!

  • @VicariousVideoz
    @VicariousVideoz 6 років тому +4

    Hey whats up reefers?
    I f*cked up! LoL
    ...love your videos. Always watch till the end.

    • @InappropriateReefer
      @InappropriateReefer  6 років тому +2

      Hey man, it could very well be "I leveled up" or something, LOL! Thanks for watching

  • @Davelembo
    @Davelembo 6 років тому

    Hey Bud. I too switched from RSCP to Fritz. You will like the fritz. I am also dosing with the fritz 2 part and mag. They contain the same elements that the salt mix uses so I'm confident it will maintain stability. I'm currently dosing equal parts of alk and calc. Mag is about 1/5. I watched till the end [I'll be damned ]

    • @InappropriateReefer
      @InappropriateReefer  6 років тому

      Glad to hear you have good experience with Fritz! Actually good idea to go with Fritz brand 2 part as well if I am using their salt already, hmm...

  • @cherrelle3231
    @cherrelle3231 6 років тому +2

    Not sure if this helps but Red Sea do 2 different salts. 1) Red Sea Coral Pro 2)Red Sea salt
    The latter is for people who want to dose 2part. It's also cheaper than the coral pro.

  • @Reefscom
    @Reefscom 6 років тому +3

    Hey buddy, your tank isn't SPS dominant tank. Why is your alk dropping so fast in 2 days?

    • @Mindboggle100
      @Mindboggle100 5 років тому

      I also wondered that, it doesn't look like it needed dosing either?

  • @Jrandkimberly
    @Jrandkimberly 5 років тому

    I had the same problem with red sea coral pro and their suppliers. That is very hard to manage such concentrated levels in a small tank. I switch to liveaquaria brand which is similar to Fritz. And back to aquavitro supliments. Levels are way more steady. I think red sea was made for larger systems. Which is weird as a lot of their tanks are AIOs and under 60 gallons. You'd think they'd do something that suited their tanks better.

  • @raisethereef
    @raisethereef 6 років тому +1

    Of course I watched to the end! Please tell me you are monitoring magnesium as well. Fritz has had some bad shipments with people seeing over 2000 on their magnesium. While elevated Mg isn't immediately harmful it can hurt things over time.
    Also, after 11.5 years in the hobby I've learned one important rule: no tank/product is the same. You can't trust each batch of salt to be consistent. You can't trust the dosing methodology of equal parts either. That's a perfect world and we don't live in it. Your tank will uptake certain elements quicker or slower than mine. I always treat Alk, Ca and Mg separately. Test all three routinely and dose accordingly.

  • @ricardovaladez5676
    @ricardovaladez5676 6 років тому +2

    Hardcore reef squad 👊🏼

  • @Botzz28
    @Botzz28 3 роки тому

    what salt are you using now?? its the last thing i need before i start. i wanted to go with tropic marin but they look really unreliable with stock... whats the next best clean salt out there ? I am going with a mixed reef

  • @Moreysreef
    @Moreysreef 6 років тому

    Hello, do you use other Hanna tests? Thanks for the video, Im glad everything is thriving back!

    • @InappropriateReefer
      @InappropriateReefer  6 років тому +1

      Just the Alk Checker at the moment; I hear their Ca checker is hit or miss but all the other testers seems top-notch!

    • @Moreysreef
      @Moreysreef 6 років тому

      Inappropriate Reefer thanks a lot!

  • @Kevkevkev763
    @Kevkevkev763 6 років тому +9

    *looking at the doge in the background

  • @calfire69
    @calfire69 5 років тому

    #hardcorereefsquad water perimeters are so important...my 4gal reef is no exception. Thanks for the great info

  • @faridaqmal3811
    @faridaqmal3811 2 роки тому

    Hai 🙂 between redsea coral pro and aquaforest reef salt which is more suitable for soft coral tanks

  • @michaelkirby3897
    @michaelkirby3897 6 років тому +1

    Just wanted you to know that I have ordered the 160 we Kessel tuna blue for my 20 hex tank ! I think that should do the trick for my gregorian's in other soft corals in it ! What do you think ? I am going to put a pair of seahorses in it ! Love your videos especially this one I didn't know that either about the trace elements in it and now I know thank you your friend Mike !

    • @InappropriateReefer
      @InappropriateReefer  6 років тому

      That's awesome man! I have been thinking about a seahorse macro algae tank as well but the daily frozen food feeding is keeping me away. Would love to hear your experience once you get it up and running!

    • @michaelkirby3897
      @michaelkirby3897 6 років тому

      Inappropriate Reefer thank you sir I will keep you posted on my new seahorse tank ! just to let you know my green tip bubble anenome has split into two now I had the anemone now for two months now he is about the size of your fist and growing big I will send you a picture of him ! when I get to seahorse tank setup I will send you pictures of it thanks dude keep on reefing !

  • @HCBCHEMISTRY
    @HCBCHEMISTRY 5 років тому +1

    Hey reefer, I was wondering if you would like to do a review of my salt. Let me know. I would like to help you with the chemistry work.

  • @ReignMassive
    @ReignMassive 6 років тому

    watched til the end. Love the accent

  • @ryanrich06
    @ryanrich06 3 роки тому

    Coral Pro has the levels right on the front of the front of the bucket. Why it’s so important to read the labels of your products, even the salt.

  • @dwsonye
    @dwsonye 6 років тому +1

    Of course we watched the whole video. 👊

  • @andycx2
    @andycx2 5 років тому

    I've had similar problems with coral pro. Switched to blue bucket and corals recovered. What I want to know is how do you use coral pro salt properly?

  • @bjornchung
    @bjornchung 6 років тому

    I got confused when you said you weren't going to test water until it stabilizes. How do you know if it's stable if you don't test?

  • @lecoeur1231
    @lecoeur1231 6 років тому

    I watched until the end and I ramble much myself (I've been told) so it doesn't phase meh :D

  • @delafe
    @delafe 4 роки тому +1

    Test your Mg levels for IO and Reef Crystals. You may be very surprised. Best salt is ESV. I didn’t realize how low the Mg was until I started growing hair algae.

  • @ExopMan
    @ExopMan 4 роки тому +4

    This could've been a brief post: 'I did not read my salt's parameters before using it'
    Red Sea is very clear that this mix is high alk

  • @nautaki
    @nautaki 6 років тому

    I switched salts too from RSCP to Instant Ocean. Back to the basics and take it from there. Anyway. What is the name of the mushrooms above the struggling green montipora?

  • @lawiez
    @lawiez 6 років тому

    i watched the entire video!
    i've made the mistake of not reading labels too. i used brightwell's kalkwasser (assuming it was calcium and alkalinity), and dosed red sea magnesium. after a few weeks, my mag seems completely out of whack at over 1600ppm. i re-read the kalkwasser, and it was kalkwasser PLUS magnesium, hence the name kalk+2. felt utterly stupid hahaha.
    now i'm back to dosing red sea two part while waiting for my mag to slowly drop back down.
    thanks for sharing your mistakes, hope it helps the newer reefers out there

    • @InappropriateReefer
      @InappropriateReefer  6 років тому

      Thanks Lawrence, I definitely learned to pay more attention to what I put into my tank from this!

  • @telegraham
    @telegraham 6 років тому

    That monticap is looking better. Same with the green!

  • @Purditeable
    @Purditeable 6 років тому

    watched it all the way :)

  • @someoneforsaken6310
    @someoneforsaken6310 6 років тому

    I have a question. The flowerpot coral in our tank isn't blooming like yours, let alone blooms at all. Any advice on regarding the flowerpot please? (And keep up the great work on your channel)

    • @herper6
      @herper6 6 років тому

      Make sure it is in proper lighting and flow areas! They will also benefit from feedings.

    • @Thekingofsol
      @Thekingofsol 6 років тому

      Someone Forsaken not all flowerpots bloom you may just have a variety that doesn't

  • @karennation3580
    @karennation3580 2 роки тому

    Is this a good mix? I wish BRS carried it so I could see how it stands up against the others they have tested! I know my lfs loves it and only carries this brand premixed but way to expensive that way! I have always used IO reef crystals as well and brs says that the alk is supposed to be 13! I am like you I never used to check it when adding especially since my corals are just small frags and dont dose! I have always maintained around 9.5 so not sure why If its 13 like BRS says! It dosnt say on box and I am not going to buy it again so I will have no reference! The reason I am not buying again is because I just tested an unopend bag and came back with 6.2!!! I dont get why! I tested 3 times as well! I have always bought off amazon so maybe thats why! LOL. I did use a different seller this time so I dont know what the heck this stuff is but think I will just trash it! Do you know if it goes bad in a hot humid florida garage unmixed and un opened? I trust your opinion so what brand would you recommend for me in
    m y situation?

  • @scrubsmcgrubs7551
    @scrubsmcgrubs7551 6 років тому

    If you have too much light on your frogspawn will it not open fully? Im having an issue with mine not opening fully since i switched my light to the kessil a360

    • @InappropriateReefer
      @InappropriateReefer  6 років тому

      In my experience the frogspawn tends to be more compact if the light is strong (although color would usually look more intense). Could you dial down the light and slowly ramp it up over a few weeks to let your Frogspawn acclimate to the intensity?

  • @markruddy3227
    @markruddy3227 6 років тому

    Where did you get your siphon? Can you start and stop it mid siphon? I only ask for when you clean your sand and want to make it easier for the sand to fall out of the tube without having to pull the siphon out of the water. Thanks!!!

    • @InappropriateReefer
      @InappropriateReefer  6 років тому

      Hey Mark, mine is just a regular 'ol siphon, no auto start/stop and I have to suck on it to get it started (haha). Whenever I siphon my sand bed, I just dig the nozzle in a bit, stir slightly and lift gently to let the sand fall back down. I would get a minimum of sand sucked up but overall it has worked decently for me!

  • @reeflivebeareraquatics8180
    @reeflivebeareraquatics8180 6 років тому

    Well, I starved my frogfish for 2 weeks and tried krill on a string every night with no luck. its stomach was going concave so I just gave it a ghost shrimp. Feeding it frozen is much harder than what it sounds.

  • @JeffBrown146
    @JeffBrown146 6 років тому +3

    I didn't realize you were rambling until you mentioned it. HAHA. Where are you getting the Hanna refills?

    • @InappropriateReefer
      @InappropriateReefer  6 років тому

      Check out saltwateraquarium.com, I did not hear too much about them in the past, but recently made a few purchase from them since they seems to have fantastic price on some items plus free shipping.

  • @dahyodasouljah
    @dahyodasouljah 4 роки тому +1

    watched the whole video.. till the end

  • @dropitlikeitshot815
    @dropitlikeitshot815 4 роки тому

    What kind of power block is that?

  • @robertfpv7733
    @robertfpv7733 5 років тому

    I watched till the end ;)

  • @samdunwell9362
    @samdunwell9362 6 років тому

    have u seen mixing other brands of salt can bed bad ??

  • @vansaquaescape2514
    @vansaquaescape2514 4 роки тому

    So you were dosing on top of using the coral pro salt

  • @user-rm7rd9bu6q
    @user-rm7rd9bu6q 6 років тому +2

    Try aquaforest salt and other products