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Fluval Sea Marine Salt Aquarium Water Conditioner

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Fluval Sea Marine Salt Aquarium Water Conditioner

Price range: $5.69 through $41.08

SKU: Fluval 96813 Categories: Fish, Salt & Minerals, Water Care

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Details

Fast-dissolving – establishes a natural saltwater environment, similar to seawater, quickly and easily.
Achieve ideal marine pH level (8.1 – 8.2) right out of the package – ideal for reefs and marine aquariums, and helps avoid coral stress during routine water changes.
Enriched Magnesium levels (1250 – 1300 ppm) efficiently absorbed by corals for greater growth potential. High Calcium levels (460 ppm at a S.G of 1.023) for greater development and maintenance of strong coral skeletal structures.
Ideal Strontium concentration range (8 – 12 ppm) supports coral tissue growth and skeletal structure.
Unique small-batch production process – proprietary trace element mix for consistent results that are free of phosphate and nitrate.

Create optimal ocean-like conditions in your marine aquarium with Fluval Sea Marine Salt Aquarium Water Conditioner. Coral, invertebrates and saltwater fish thrive in conditions that are similar to their native ocean environment. Fluval Sea Marine Salt Aquarium Water Conditioner is professional grade marine salt formulated and blended proportionally to achieve natural seawater concentrations. It dissolves quickly without residue and contains no impurities and is phosphate- and nitrate-free.

Specifications

Item Number	96815
Aquarium Type	Saltwater
Fish Type	Marine Fish

Precautions

HAZARDS TO HUMANS: Keep out of reach of children. If swallowed seek medical advice.

Instructions

When starting up an aquarium or when performing water changes:
1. Mix the Fluval Sea Marine Salt with water. Pour the appropriate amount of salt (0.3 lb per 1 US gallon; 36g/L) into a clean bucket with water, preferably de-chlorinated water or reverse osmosis water. Mix salt and water thoroughly using a power head or suitable submersible pump.
2. Measure Salinity: Using a hydrometer, measure the specific gravity. To increase salinity, add more Fluval Sea Marine Salt. To decrease salinity, add more water.
3. Gently pour water into aquarium.
Important: Do not pour salt directly into inhabited aquarium. Store salt in a cool, dry place, from from any sources of heat or sun light. Make sure the salt is stored in a tightly sealed container or bag.

VARIOUS SALINITIES AT 77?F:

Specific Gravity	Dose	Salinity (ppt)	Calcium (ppm)
1.021	36 g/L	31.4	425
1.023	39 g/L	34.0	460
1.025	43 g/L	36.7	490

FAQ

My salt mixing buckets have beige-colored deposits on the sides. Why?

This is likely attributed to using tap water or high alkaline water, which can cause some precipitation when mixing with salt. It is not a problem attributed to the salt, unless you see waste material or discoloration within the salt itself.

After adding salt to my reef aquarium, the specific gravity reading from my hydrometer was very high. What should I do?

Make sure you tap the hydrometer thoroughly to dislodge any air bubbles from the armature. If tapping doesn’t help, insert a thin object in the hydrometer and tap the armature directly to release any lodged bubbles.