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PostPosted: Mar 17th, '15, 21:49 
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appx 6000 US gallons- If I did 1 tbs per 5 gallons, and went on the low side figuring 5000 gallons, I would need 62.5 cups of salt? That seems like too much.


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PostPosted: Mar 17th, '15, 22:59 
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What ppt are you trying to achieve?


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PostPosted: Mar 18th, '15, 06:17 
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http://www.lagunakoi.com/Pond-Salinity-Calculator.html

This should work but it doesn't show up on my phone. If not google "pond salinity calculator". We use road salt b/c it's cheap. I can give you a brand if needed but not at home right now.


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PostPosted: Mar 18th, '15, 07:20 
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What is the difference (besides price), between pool and road salt?


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PostPosted: Mar 18th, '15, 08:11 
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Pool salt is usually just sodium chloride but road salt can be calcium chloride, magnesium chloride, and sodium chloride combo. Usually doesn't matter since you need the chloride for dealing with offsetting nitrites.


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http://www.homedepot.com/p/Unbranded-50 ... /202523041
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PostPosted: Mar 18th, '15, 08:27 
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I use water softener salt - http://t.homedepot.com/p/Morton-Salt-White-Crystal-40-lb-Water-Softener-Salt-3983/100351742/. It's usually cheaper then the road salt and dissolves super fast - although maybe it's cheaper in Florida...


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PostPosted: Mar 19th, '15, 02:28 
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