mostlycichlids Cichlid Specialist Apr 27, 2006 2,664 3 38 New Mexico USA www.freshwatermadness.com Real Name Paul Jan 24, 2009 #11 Unless you have saltwater fish or are treating disease the salt is not necessary.
Marinemom AC Members Apr 8, 2006 3,478 0 0 Jan 24, 2009 #12 Salt in the freshwater aquarium is something that almost all beginners get sucked into believing they need. It is really not necessary not even for the freshwater fish that some would claim do better with it such as mollies and platies. Marinemom
Salt in the freshwater aquarium is something that almost all beginners get sucked into believing they need. It is really not necessary not even for the freshwater fish that some would claim do better with it such as mollies and platies. Marinemom
jpappy789 Plants need meat too Feb 18, 2007 26,364 5 89 34 Gainesville, FL Real Name Josh Jan 24, 2009 #13 I agree 100% with what's been said. Waste o' money.
J johnhoover AC Members Aug 11, 2008 70 0 6 Murfreesboro, TN Jan 26, 2009 #14 When I need it (ick or reducing stress) I use Morton's Canning and Pickling Salt http://www.mortonsalt.com/products/foodsalts/Canning_Pic_Salt.htm it's ground finer than table, no iodine, and is $1.70 at WallyWorld
When I need it (ick or reducing stress) I use Morton's Canning and Pickling Salt http://www.mortonsalt.com/products/foodsalts/Canning_Pic_Salt.htm it's ground finer than table, no iodine, and is $1.70 at WallyWorld
K KarlTh AC Members Feb 15, 2008 3,332 0 0 Jan 26, 2009 #15 Get the cheapest you can. Iodine is an irrelevance.
L loachy1 loachy1 Jan 23, 2009 8 0 0 Temple,Pa. Jan 26, 2009 #16 I would stay away from the salt unless treating ich