Tropic marin Pro Reef sea salt

Tropic Marin Pro reef salt PRO-REEF is produced according to the same principles of the highest quality as the proven Tropic Marin sea salt: Made from pure, pharmaceutical quality ...

Tropic marin Pro Reef sea salt

Tropic Marin Pro reef salt PRO-REEF is produced according to the same principles of the highest quality as the proven Tropic Marin sea salt:

• Manufactured from pure, pharmaceutical grade salts, free from nitrate, phosphate and other undesirable chemicals.
• Contains all important and all 70 trace elements in the correct proportions found in tropical seawater.
• Production under scientific supervision in the most modern facilities developed for the preparation of highly pure pharmaceutical products.
• Perfect solubility and the highest homogeneity of the mixture.

Packaging

• Tropic marin Pro Reef sea salt - box of 4 kg. (120 liters)
• Tropic marin Pro Reef sea salt - bag of 20 kg. (600 liters)
• Tropic marin Pro Reef sea salt - bucket of 25 kg. (750 liters)

FAQs

What are the indications for mixing Tropic Marin salts?

Read this before mixing your salt.

Use RO / DI water and bring the water to the temperature that you will use in your tank. With a powerful pump or other type of pump that circulates in the water, slowly add almost the entire salt mixture (about 1/2 cup per gallon (3.79 liters) or 150 grams per gallon (3.79 liters) to the full volume of water.

Do not concentrate the mixture by adding the full amount of salt to a smaller amount of water. ALWAYS ADD SALT TO WATER, never water to salt.

When you have added almost all of the salt and the mixture is completely dissolved and clear, start measuring the specific gravity with a hydrometer or similar instrument. Keep adding small amounts of salt until the specific gravity is the value you want. Then circulate the solution until all the salt is completely dissolved and the solution is completely clear.

How much salt should I use?

Use about 1/2 cup per gallon (3.79 liters) (or 150 grams per gallon (3.79 liters). Always check your specific gravity with a hydrometer or similar instrument before you put all your salt in it to make sure it's worth has what you want, approximately 395 grams per 10 liters / 3.95 kg in 100 liters.