The past 2-3 years at the coral farm we have been using Brightwell Neomarine. I was happy with it and no complaints. Through a wholesaler I had a chance to pick up a quantity of Red Sea blue bucket and decided to make the move.
We slack a bit with cleaner out our mixing station and get to it once maybe twice a year. The 65-gallon drums have been always white and clean, I never felt like the Maintenace was urgent.
I am now on just our 3rd bucket of Red Sea Blue. I'm in shocked what the inside of our mixing container looks like. I have no before picture, but I can tell you with 10 months of no cleaning it was white inside before making the switch.
I know this crud is often said to be harmless anticaking clay and I have to say our livestock looks business as usual, so I don't suspect any issue with the salt. Just a little shocked how quickly and dirty it has made the containers.
We slack a bit with cleaner out our mixing station and get to it once maybe twice a year. The 65-gallon drums have been always white and clean, I never felt like the Maintenace was urgent.
I am now on just our 3rd bucket of Red Sea Blue. I'm in shocked what the inside of our mixing container looks like. I have no before picture, but I can tell you with 10 months of no cleaning it was white inside before making the switch.
I know this crud is often said to be harmless anticaking clay and I have to say our livestock looks business as usual, so I don't suspect any issue with the salt. Just a little shocked how quickly and dirty it has made the containers.