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"xbit" " " wrote in message ... http://www.bestfish.com/fwsalt.html as soon as i posted this I found the above URL. but I would still be thankful for your thoughts. xbit wrote: Does anyone have an opinion on adding aquarium salt to a freshwater setup? I’ve had a few professionals tell me that it’s a good idea. From what they say it will decrees the chances of many freshwater diseases of getting the chance to propagate. If so, how much? 1 tablespoon per 5(10?) gal? thanks ![]() I add 1 teaspoon per 5 gallons of water for my fancy guppies and keep up the concentration so that the guppies remain healthy as recommended by elaine here in this very newsgroup. I must say - it makes a tremendous difference! No more mysterious deaths, no more time spent at the surface, the salt helps tremendously and this concentration won't hinder plants. The biological filter works just like normal as well. I must say - a little bit of salt goes a long way and I would recommend it from my experience. Make sure you use aquarium or pickling salt (or at least some kind of pure salt without anti-caking ingredients which are probably toxic). Good luck and continue with your research! |
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