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Was just looking at the zeoguide and it said that the recommended parameters for salinity are 33-35ppt. 35ppt is equal to 1.026 salinity. I have never had the salinity that high in my tank before and just want to make sure that, that is ok to do before I try it. Anyone keep their salinity this high and notice any benefits from doing so?
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I have always ran mine at 1.025. Is it beneficial?
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I keep my at 1.025 as well. I don't think it is going to affect anything if your salinity at 1.026. By the way, i used to have mine up to 1.026 before i install the auto topoff.I'm a quiter..... But i'm back now....Comment
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Hi Steve, I keep mine at a steady 1.026. What matters, is maintaining a stable, consistent salinity as with all parameters. Bob"There might be something to this ZEOvit"Comment
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I AgreeOriginally posted by Aged Salt
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System: 430ltr SPS ZEOvit system, Balling Method (Growtech), BubbleKing200, Profilux with LAN and Salinity
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