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I don't care what it says about ammonia.. I have none.. 0
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Do you test for Phosphates , and if so please tell what test kit you are using and what the readings are and post them here if you can.
Then if you can use a hanna meter to test the PO4 in your tank , see you get the same reading.
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True, but as far as I am concerned and the tank
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that is all the should matter
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. It's 0. So what does that chart really prove? It is providing a result that has no bearing on anything, but has been brought to the attention of people as a bad thing. Thus, people will decide to not purchase it as a result. Which is silly. I am just trying to set the record straight here.
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Not true at all ! we hobbyist have a right to know what the salt has or doesnt have it in. good or bad. Heck we pay for to keep our tanks alive.
also i dont think it or us have ANY effect in buying an item or selling an item. IO salt has been bashed so many times , yet everyone buys it. Vortech still has problems with units , and ppl still but it. and the list gos on.
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Seachem Reef Salt is an amazing salt. Great numbers across the board where they matter. High PH, High Calcium, High Magnesium, High DKH out of the bag. It is a great salt and should not be ( not considered ) cause someone thinks the ammonia is too high. That is just silly.
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If its silly for one person to say the salt has ammonia , Whouldnt it be just as silly that one person love the salt
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I have to agree with Psycho on the test kits , they stinks *the ones we use* hanne meters and the ones that tested all the salts didnt use salifert test kits. i would think you can compare tests when using the SAME kits or machines , no ?
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