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Old December 10th 04, 01:59 PM
Donald K
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Szaki wrote:

1 table spoon for every 5 gallon. It's writen on the salt container.
I hope you were , not trying to add regular table salt?
JS

"marcos" wrote in message
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How much salt would I add to a 70 liter aquarium during water
changes? Thanku
john


CAREFUL, don't add that much every time, just the first time, then you
have to calculate how much you're taking out with water changes, then
replace just that amount...

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