Fritz ProAquatics Reef Pro Mix [RPM] is crafted with top - notch raw materials. Developed by marine researchers and scientists, RPM includes all the vital major and minor elements found in natural seawater, which are essential for marine and reef animals. It has the right pH and buffering ability, and essential minerals and trace elements are added in accurate ratios to keep your marine livestock healthy and long - living. Unlike products outsourced to low - quality blenders, RPM is produced in our own facility in small batches for strict quality control. Our salt - blending equipment is dedicated to aquatic products only, preventing contamination. Fritz's special production process results in a uniform particle size, reducing salt stratification. Each batch gets a lot number and is tested by in - house quality control before shipping to guarantee chemical quality and purity. RPM is trusted by public aquariums, zoos, research institutions, top - notch retail stores, adventure parks, and aquarium hobbyists all over the world. Parameters: Salinity 35 ppt [1.0264 sg], Calcium 400 - 450 ppm, Magnesium 1350 - 1450 ppm, Alkalinity 8.0 - 9.0 dKH, Strontium 9 ppm, Potassium 400 ppm. These parameters reflect Fritz Aquatics’ QC pass ranges, with the median as the target. Remember, the source water can significantly affect the parameters, especially alkalinity. QC is done using RO/DI water at a neutral pH and a TDS of 0.
Using Fritz ProAquatics Reef Pro Mix [RPM] is easy. First, make sure you're using RO/DI water at a neutral pH and a TDS of 0. This will help you get the most accurate parameters. Follow the recommended ratios to mix the salt with water to reach a salinity of 35 ppt [1.0264 sg]. Keep in mind that the source water can change the parameters, especially alkalinity, so test the water regularly. When it comes to maintenance, always check the lot number on the package. Each batch is quality - tested, but it's good to stay informed. Also, since Fritz's production process reduces salt stratification, there's less worry about uneven mixing. However, give the water a good stir during the mixing process. If you're adding RPM to an existing aquarium, do it gradually to avoid shocking your marine life. Store the salt mix in a cool, dry place to maintain its quality.
