Red Sea Coral Pro?

TOYMAN357 · 03/03/2006, 12:29 AM

HAS ANY ONE USED THE NEW RED SEA CORAL PRO SALT? I CALLED THE COMPANY THEY SAY NO CAL. REACTOR NEEDED IF YOU FOLLOW DIRECTIONS SEEMS ODD? I DIED FIRST WATER CHANGE WITH IT LAST WEEK AND EVERY THINGS TO BE FINE?

TOYMAN357 · 03/03/2006, 01:02 AM

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Originally posted by TOYMAN357
HAS ANY ONE USED THE NEW RED SEA CORAL PRO SALT? I CALLED THE COMPANY THEY SAY NO CAL. REACTOR NEEDED IF YOU FOLLOW DIRECTIONS SEEMS ODD? I DID FIRST WATER CHANGE WITH IT LAST WEEK AND EVERY THINGS TO BE FINE?

bertoni · 03/03/2006, 02:12 AM

Bumping your own thread takes you off the unanswered list.

If the calcium demand is low enough, or you do massive daily water changes, you might not need a calcium supplementation scheme, but that's very unlikely, IMO. From what one web page says, the salt has more calcium in it than I would like, so I'll stick with other brands.

03/03/2006, 12:29 AM	#1
TOYMAN357 Registered Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: IN THE FISH ROOM Posts: 117	Red Sea Coral Pro? HAS ANY ONE USED THE NEW RED SEA CORAL PRO SALT? I CALLED THE COMPANY THEY SAY NO CAL. REACTOR NEEDED IF YOU FOLLOW DIRECTIONS SEEMS ODD? I DIED FIRST WATER CHANGE WITH IT LAST WEEK AND EVERY THINGS TO BE FINE?

03/03/2006, 02:12 AM	#3
bertoni RC Mod Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Mountain View, CA, USA Posts: 88,616	Bumping your own thread takes you off the unanswered list. If the calcium demand is low enough, or you do massive daily water changes, you might not need a calcium supplementation scheme, but that's very unlikely, IMO. From what one web page says, the salt has more calcium in it than I would like, so I'll stick with other brands. __________________ Jonathan Bertoni