So for an LPS tank you are recommending Coral Pro? Is that because the levels are likely to be easier maintained with just water changes, though I would imagine in time, one will need to dose at some point.
A water change doesn't substitute supplementing. If your levels drop correct them. If the water change helps keeping the parameters at bay, that's fine. Eventually when you're tank is stocked the water change alone will not be enough.
Hello. I check your website regarding what salt to buy. I don't have sps. I only have 2 gsp and rest lps like frogspawn, torch, hammer, and more. I am trying to switch from reef crystal because my alk is almost 13 and calcium was mid 500 when I use your foundation pro. All corals are thriving and happy, but I am conern about my alk. I am thinking of buying your blue bucket until the alk get low. Mix the blue bucket with reef crystal until both are done. Then, I move to coral pro salt?
I am currently using Red Sea Salt but I wonder whether I should be using Coral Pro because I have a mixed reef tank. Like others I want what’s best for my corals. Advice?
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I liked the video and saw what you did on your site.
It is clear and looks very clean and simple.
Thanks.
Thank you very much.
I have a soft coral tank and use coral pro salt and it’s thriving
Great to hear. Thanks for sharing.
So for an LPS tank you are recommending Coral Pro? Is that because the levels are likely to be easier maintained with just water changes, though I would imagine in time, one will need to dose at some point.
Each recipe is designed by your goals, check it out here:
www.redseafish.com/reef-care-recipes/
When using Coral pro and conducting a 10% weekly water change. Should I still dose Ca, Mg, Strontium?
A water change doesn't substitute supplementing. If your levels drop correct them. If the water change helps keeping the parameters at bay, that's fine. Eventually when you're tank is stocked the water change alone will not be enough.
Excelente vídeo en éste 2020, siempre compro la cubeta de 22 kilos de Red Sea Coral Pro, para mí Nano acuario de LPS y blandos!, saludos!, 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you
So what happens to the salt in the ocean water 👀 does the salinity go down 🤣
Hello. I check your website regarding what salt to buy. I don't have sps. I only have 2 gsp and rest lps like frogspawn, torch, hammer, and more. I am trying to switch from reef crystal because my alk is almost 13 and calcium was mid 500 when I use your foundation pro. All corals are thriving and happy, but I am conern about my alk. I am thinking of buying your blue bucket until the alk get low. Mix the blue bucket with reef crystal until both are done. Then, I move to coral pro salt?
Simply start with Coral Pro if that's your final goal. Let the parameters stabilize over time.
What's the expiry in your salts...
Is long as the salt is kept dry and sealed there will be no interaction between the dry ingredients.
I am currently using Red Sea Salt but I wonder whether I should be using Coral Pro because I have a mixed reef tank. Like others I want what’s best for my corals. Advice?
Define your goals and figure out what salt to use with this tool:
www.redseafish.com/myrecipe/#/
I wanna change from aquaforest reef salt to red sea coral pro....how should I do the transition without affecting the element parameters
Thank you for choosing Red Sea. You can read about how to do it safely on our website:
www.redseafish.com/blog/switching-between-salts/
I feel like I’m back home... blue bucket... jus left tropic marin after 6 years
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Does it contain the trace element also. Or do you have to does those
It does, but you still have to supplement as they are constantly being consumed by the corals.