Aquavitro Salinity

[rdahlke1105]

I can't find a place around here that sells it. I would have liked to try it, but I guess I won't be able to.

 

[d2mini]

I've been using aquavitro salinity, and I like it so far. The bucket is really dang heavy though... sort of wish they'd made it in the "normal" 5 gallon size, although having a new bucket size/shape is a side benefit

Ya, it's one big damn bucket. Another reason it seems a lot more expensive. Best bucket ever though. Love the latching system.

 

[bojangles93]

d2,
They have this at TnT right?

 

[d2mini]

From what i hear. I got mine from Donnie at City Pets.

 

[bojangles93]

Thanks,

I need to get some new salt and Oceanic throws my calcium thru the roof

 

[BigFishy]

I've been using this stuff for a couple weeks now and it's been pretty good so far.

Has anyone that does use this stuff have to adjust the pH? I haven't yet, which is pretty darn nice not to.

 

[tankedchemist]

Ya, it's one big damn bucket. Another reason it seems a lot more expensive. Best bucket ever though. Love the latching system.

agreed. It's the same latching system that is used in small scale industrial chemicals that absorb water from the air-- much better at keeping moisture out than the pop-top kinds.

 

[dcantucson]

Did you notice that there is a copper range? I thought copper was deadly to inverts.

Natural Sea Water has a natural value of 0.030 mg/L of Copper from what I've read. That was shocking to me as well. In our reef systems an acceptable range is 0.000 to 0.030 mg/L