🐠 55-Gallon Red Sea Coral Pro Marine Salt Small Bucket for Aquarium - Enhanced SEO Review

Received the package it was torn. When I opened it I got two 55 gallon buckets instead of 110 buckets. One bucket was upside down and all the salt was in the box the other was on its side

KH in my aquarium before use it was 4... after a month of use it went up to 10! I've had no problems with this - I know previous comments have spoken negatively about shipping, mine arrived safely!

Image If you need a size comparison for "big buckets" here it is, check out the Coral Pro Salt article. 15 pounds and the big one weighs just under 50 pounds. I've been told Coral Pro (small purple) is better for a mixed reef system so give it a try. I love that the bucket was a reasonable weight for me.

When I bought this I thought it was a big bucket of salt! These images really need to be related to their size. They were little more than a gallon of milk. Little did I know when I ordered a double size that I would only get 2 small buckets. After purchasing it, I found that the large size is 175 liters, not 110! So I paid about £0.20 more than if I got what I wanted (a 175 gallon bucket). If something in the photo indicated the size of the bucket, I would not have been wrong. .

I switched my reef crystals at home from LFS to Red Sea Coral Pro and RODI filters to save money. I'm definitely noticing growth in a lot of my blasts and akans. My elephant's coral ear burst twice after it was replaced, and my Xenia transformed from a tiny delirium into a giant flower covering the rock they are on. Even my stubborn Goniopora reveals more. That was earlier. On the other hand, my zoas, torch corals and hammer corals have closed and not fully opened since using the Red Sea Coral…