Directions are 1 tablespoon per 5 gallons. (Dissolve in a fish-safe container of tank water then pour into your tank.)
Averaging a tablespoon of salt at around 17 grams, this container of 2288 grams will yield roughly 135 tablespoons to treat about 670 gallons. For a 55 gallon tank, that's about 12 tanks full of water.
My water leaves the tap at around 7.4 with a hardness of about 10. I use a teaspoon per 5 gallons and achieve a hardness of around 20 and a pH of about 7.8. Perfect for my Peacocks. I've noticed no instability or fluctuation of these parameters.
For drastic changes I suggest crushed coral which serves as a constant buffer and source of water-hardening minerals. It's cheap, natural, and the change is gradual so as not to shock the fish.
Didn't mean to get all nerdy, but I was not able to find much info on this product so I figured this could help someone. :)
Happy fishkeepingI got it quickly, even faster than the date stated thanks to amazon prime.
It was packed perfectly so no spills.
Great price as well.
It is great for my cichlids, it makes their environment feel more at home since it is salt from their lakes and rivers.
I will purchase again once I need more.
Buy Acurel LLC African Cichlid Salt, Aquarium and Pond Water Treatment, 5-Pound Now
This were the cheapest brand of cichlid salts I could find and coming from an long established name in the aquaculture industry I wasn't worried about poor quality.They seem to help bring out the colors of my Africans moreso than I would have imagined. I'd say, for the money, this is a worthwhile purchase to supplement your African cichlid water chemistry so long as you don't use live plants.
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