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Thread: Good addititives?

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12-05-2004, 04:20 PM	#13 (permalink)
somethingfishy Purple Spiny Lobster Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Clinton Twp, Michigan Age: 27 Posts: 479 Karma: 40	Re: Good addititives? For the do it yourselfer you can make a 2-part. It is easy to do and cheap. Here is a link 2-part mix Just a note, the dowflake can be hard to find. The is instructions for using CaCl instead which is easy to find. CaCl is sold as a de-icer for pavment, just make sure you read the label and make sure it is Calcium Chloride. Kent Turbo Calcium is Calcium Chloride just more expensive. One last thing some 2-parters have trace elements that this mix may not have. I'm not 100% sure on this. _________ Save a fishes life! Do some reseach before you buy your next fish.

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