This stuff does the trick. It takes the chlorine out so the soil can grow microbes. If you want to have healthier skin, i recommend this.

Description says 1 teaspoon per 10 gallon but bottle says 1 ml per twenty.

Redsea usually has a good reputation. Not the manufacturers fault. Price isn't terrible, can definitely find cheaper other places.

Reef salt by seachem. Our tank flourishes like crazy. I suspect that when a * is changing their salt, they are sort of doing a second take and optimizing a lot of other things.

The kh and calc are definitely on the high end with calcium usually hovering around 480 ppm and dkh around 11 ppm. My softies are flourishing since switching from fritz. Yeah this little bucket is spendy.

Package came busted opened with salt poured out everywhere within the box. Had to toss 3/4 of the salt in trash due to contamination. Second time that i'm receiving broken bucket. The product was damaged and lost a few amount of the product.