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You confuse me sir. Are you asking for help on why your fish died or running an experiment?

If you are looking for some testable measurements you could always measure water clarity if you have a light meter. Measure a known light source (flashlight) through a water sample. You could get a measurable clarity of your water.

Congratulations, it sounds like you figured it out yourself (heavy salinity). I guess you do not need anymore help.

I am not sure why your fish died, its hard to figure that out without seeing what's going on.

That information sheds no light on the situation, a picture, however, would

Upload a picture of your tank, it will help.

I think you are looking at it the wrong way. The real question is, if the US wants PR to become a state, should the US adopt Spanish as a national language. And the answer is si.

Other ways to add vitamin c would be by using a powdered form usually sold as Sodium Ascorbate or Calcium Ascorbate. This why you can vary you input by pretty much any value. I personally use the calcium variety since my corals use up the calcium and I already add plenty of extra sodium with...

Most of the shrimp i have kept tended to hide more when the lights were on and would explore more once they turned off. Some hide more then others, does the shrimp come out when you feed the tank?

If the recent warm weather isn't enough to get you into the mood for spring, the crocuses should do the trick!

Quote: Originally Posted by SnakeBlitz33 Yeah. I vaguely remember. Want me to make a new thread for my findings? I dosed 500mg tonight in roughly 25g of water volume. It does not matter to me. I am just interested in your and anyone else's experiences.

Sounds like a plan. Let me know if you get any interesting results. One tip, don't premix the vitamin C since it loses its strength quickly when disolved.

Atleast my fish and coral won't get scurvy....

Back from when I tried to have them in my tank, I knew they were dead when the hermit crabs, snails, and shrimp came swarming in on them.

I've brought up the use of Vitamin C a few times before because I heard it was good for the health of zoos(I have no idea if it is but I tried it). Anyway, I got some unexpected results and thought I'd share them. I would put anywhere from 1-2 tsp a day of powered Calcium Ascorbate (Sodium...

Thanks that helps greatly!

I hope this is the correct forum for this. I am wondering if anyone knows a good place to buy inexpensive dry rock. There used to be a place called hirocks or something like that but I cannot seem to locate them anymore. I would like to add more rock to my 65 gal. But I do not care to pay $5...

Quote: Originally Posted by xandrew245x Heres a simple way to do it, yet you can Tee your line off and feed it to your fresh tank and your saltwater tank, put a ball valve on each line, and then install your float. Which ever one you want filled up just open the ball valve and let it do its...

On the topic of water conservation. One idea I am planning to use for my own system is to setup a line from the wastewater to a few of my trees. Basically I would bury the 1/4 line and run it to my trees. I would have a manual threeway valve so in the winter or extremely wet period I could...