Kent Marine Concentrated Calcium 8 Ounce Review

Wow! From $19 to $38 for a 64 ounce bottle? did you double the price Why? Is that not too much? I have been using this product for many years and I am satisfied with it. But now it's time to think about a brand change. You just got greedy now.

Great product to help me dose and maintain alkalinity in my 120 gallon saltwater tank. I have used this material for many years and am confident that it has helped me maintain an optimal reef environment. For the price the best value for dosing dkh.

Purchased to increase available calcium in freshwater snail tank. Their shells appear to be growing faster and brighter than before, so not much to say other than that they appear to be doing their job. Just 4 drops every other day is all we add to a 29 gallon tank and 8 drops every other day to a 60 gallon tank.

I have been dosing my 5 gallon nano reef tank for about 3 months now and the calcium levels are at the correct level whilst red Calcium Algae Grow Glass (a GOOD sign of correct calcium levels!) Great product at a great price coupled with fast shipping What more could a customer ask for?

I had very soft aquarium water and the shells of my mysterious snails became thin and brittle. I bought this in desperation so they were fine and it didn't take long for their shells to become hard and shiny. You look healthy and beautiful again. It calms me down. I would suggest this if you are a crazy snail lover like me or your snail shells don't look as good as mine. This will help a lot

This liquid calcium is ideal for stressed ramshorn snails. Our water here is usually tested for carbonate and total hardness, but my post horns didn't produce healthy shells. Some of them looked like they were eating other people's clams! With the hope and belief that the reviewers reporting good results with snails in fresh water would be my results, I ordered a Kent Marine concentrate. It's only been a week or two. use and I saw a marked improvement in the color of our snail shells, going…

I have been servicing my saltwater tanks for over a year now and have tried many products to get the best possible setup. In my experience, many foods are not needed for a healthy aquarium. While I believe Kent Liquid Calcium does exactly what it was designed to do, I think your money is better spent on other products. If you are particularly calcium deficient, it would be more beneficial to have a two-step dosing product that helps maintain the levels of several "chemicals" in your aquarium…