Having never really paid much attention to synthetic salt water threads, I was advised on a really interesting aspect around not mixing synthetic saltwater brands.
Is this the general consus on the subject? The reasoning seems to imply that different brands will have different parameters levels, thus would potentially mean a greater "shift" in some of these elements...
The logic might make sense in a way, but I would expect to see the same problem when doing substantial water changes with the same brand over and over again.
I've never really had an issue with NSW, but guess driving up and down the N3 might not be such a economical solution
Lastly, I've heard some really good things about Seachem Salinity and would like to know if it's really worth the premium price. What makes Brand A better than Brand B, besides the elevated elements in some brands?
Cheers
Is this the general consus on the subject? The reasoning seems to imply that different brands will have different parameters levels, thus would potentially mean a greater "shift" in some of these elements...
The logic might make sense in a way, but I would expect to see the same problem when doing substantial water changes with the same brand over and over again.
I've never really had an issue with NSW, but guess driving up and down the N3 might not be such a economical solution
Lastly, I've heard some really good things about Seachem Salinity and would like to know if it's really worth the premium price. What makes Brand A better than Brand B, besides the elevated elements in some brands?
Cheers