Tank salinity

The forum for puffers that either live or start in brackish biotopes: GSPs, F8s, Ceylons & more.
mgallagher1000
Puffer Fry
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My Puffers: 2 figure 8s
1 gsp
1 red eye puffer
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Re: Tank salinity

Post by mgallagher1000 »

Thank you for your input and all that info rtr but I do understand what your saying I'm an environmental major with a minor in chemistry I was simply wondering if/or when I should switch to instant ocean to make my fish happy lol
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chuckfriedrice
Fahaka Puffer
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Joined: Mon May 23, 2011 10:28 am
My Puffers: Petey my porcupine Puffer had him since 5/20/2011 about 7 inches now !
Location (country): Royal Palm Beach , Florida - USA
Location: Royal Palm Beach , Florida_ USA

Re: Tank salinity

Post by chuckfriedrice »

RTR is a book of knowledge . LOL Well if your making brackish water you will want to use Instant Ocean or an equivalent. The API aquarium salt isnt ment to be used for making brackish or marine water . Instant ocean has elements in it to ( come close to it anyway) duplicate the natural ocean water. And to those stalking me see no exclamation points , hahahahaha just kidding!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
170G Picasso Trigger, snails,Damsels, Coral Beauty Angelfish and Diamond Goby .
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sevenyearnight

Re: Tank salinity

Post by sevenyearnight »

Lol Chuck!
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chuckfriedrice
Fahaka Puffer
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Joined: Mon May 23, 2011 10:28 am
My Puffers: Petey my porcupine Puffer had him since 5/20/2011 about 7 inches now !
Location (country): Royal Palm Beach , Florida - USA
Location: Royal Palm Beach , Florida_ USA

Re: Tank salinity

Post by chuckfriedrice »

LOL
170G Picasso Trigger, snails,Damsels, Coral Beauty Angelfish and Diamond Goby .
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