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Kodiak wrote: > I read somewhere that the Chloride in Salt competes with Nitrite > to be absorbed by the fish's gills. Having salt effectively creates an > insurance > buffer against a potential Nitrite problem. That is correct, try a google on salt and brown blood or salt and nitrite poisoning. > Does that mean that breaking in a new tank/filer setup, it might be > wise to add salt? Yup. > I wonder if the salt slows down or hurts the biobugs? Haven't had a problem with it in the indicated concentrations (pretty low). -D -- "Faced with the choice between changing one's mind and proving that there is no need to do so, almost everyone gets busy on the proof." -Galbraith's Law
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