Salinity Question
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My salinity is at 1.019 how much salt do se anyone suggest to add to get it up to 1.026? It is a 75 with 20 gal sump and there are fish in it.
Reefer- Tang

- Location: Fargo,nd
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Re: Salinity Question
You could try about 4 cups and test again tomorrow and see where that brings you.
brad- Lion Fish

- Location: chisholm
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But make sure you dont just dump it in the tank if there are any fish or corals in there. I would mix it in like a gallon or two of ro/di water.then add it
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Back up what home depot said if you dont pre-mix the salt for 24 hours you can kill your fish from lack of oxygen. to raise it that much you would want to use mixed ro/saltwater, instead of clean ro several times to bring it up not to stress the fish,
lost in it all- Plankton

- Location: West Fargo, ND
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Well Board so I'll Post my 2 cents too.
I agree with what all is posted, 8 to 12 hrs is usually enough time to oxygenate your water and bond all sea salt mix agents together, Just use a high volume circulating pump and have the water at your tanks Temperature and adding slowly is fine but most corals and fish acclimate quickly to Salinity Change.
I agree with what all is posted, 8 to 12 hrs is usually enough time to oxygenate your water and bond all sea salt mix agents together, Just use a high volume circulating pump and have the water at your tanks Temperature and adding slowly is fine but most corals and fish acclimate quickly to Salinity Change.
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