Reply With QuoteYou'll need a refractometer or those floating salinity meter to get a reading of the saltwater. SG or specific gravity reading of 1.025 is ideal. If it's possible, use distilled water to mix the salt with.
I think this is the best place to ask since I am only a fresh water fish keeper..
How much salt is required to achieve 32 or 35 ppm water salinity?? How much salt to achieve sea water?
I need to prepare such environment for shrimp breeding, but never had experience with salty water.. please advise.. thanks in advance..
Last edited by fi5hkiller; 12th Jun 2007 at 13:56.
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You'll need a refractometer or those floating salinity meter to get a reading of the saltwater. SG or specific gravity reading of 1.025 is ideal. If it's possible, use distilled water to mix the salt with.
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