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Personally, I believe that when the salinity is highly excessive, it builds
up on the exterior much more readily and with more mass. I usually just add pure water, and then monitor the hydrometer readings to ensurew that i maintain adequate salt levels. Mike. "Tom" wrote in message om... I always hear that when water evaporates, you just need to add unsalted water, since the salt is still in the tank. I don't do this, I always add salt, and my salinity is pretty constant. I do have lots of salt up around my light and on the top edges of the tank. Why is this? |
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