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Unread 11/02/2016, 10:59 PM   #1
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Reef Salt or Probiotic Salt

I want to switch to the Aquaforest salt brand. I currently use ESV and while I really don't have anything bad to say about it I am just getting to lazy to mix it. It's way too much work. My system is doing fine and I don't want to change anything other then my sat brand. I run a BP reactor. Can I go with probiotic salt or should I go with reef salt? Will there be any negative impacts to use probity with my BP reactor and if I am not using the rest of the AF products?

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Unread 11/03/2016, 11:44 PM   #2
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Unread 11/04/2016, 08:45 AM   #3
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Hello, explain the type of corals you keep, probiotic salt is designed for use with demanding sps corals, thanks


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Unread 11/04/2016, 10:21 AM   #4
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Heavily stocked SPS tank.

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Unread 11/04/2016, 10:24 AM   #5
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If you are using BP personally I would just use normal reef salt


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Unread 11/05/2016, 04:47 AM   #6
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If you are using BP personally I would just use normal reef salt
Why? Please explain???


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Unread 11/06/2016, 08:19 AM   #7
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It is ok to use probiotic reef Salt with BP, but, that salt is mainly designed to pair with Pro Bio S and Np Pro. Np Pro is a liquid polymer, essentially the same as BP, but in liquid form. It can be done, with careful monitoring and observations. The only problem I see with this is potentially bottoming out nitrates and imbalance with phosphate. Cheers


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I am higher in nitrates now then i'd like to be (.8). Just added prodibio to further colonize my reactor. I'll wait it out a little first as I got the salt but am not due for a WC yet.


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