Do I use Magnisium Chloride to boost Mg level?

[Rich-n-poor]

ddoes UPS deliver to the end of the earth ?

if so just mail order or web order or whatever the current terminology is

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[AnotherGoldenTeapot]

The salt I use does not have NSW levels of magnesium to start of with, so water changes will never fix the poblem. FWIR this is not uncommon - I think that magnesium is one of the more expensive ingredients (in total) which is why some (everyone?) skimps on it.

For about $50 USD I can get a small package delivered by UPS. Really they're saying "we don't want to do this, but if you twist our arm...".

I'd much rather buy in bulk from a local chemical house.

 

[AnotherGoldenTeapot]

The salt I use does not have NSW levels of magnesium to start of with, so water changes will never fix the poblem. FWIR this is not uncommon - I think that magnesium is one of the more expensive ingredients (in total) which is why some (everyone?) skimps on it.

For about $50 USD I can get a small package delivered by UPS. Really they're saying "we don't want to do this, but if you twist our arm...".

I'd much rather buy in bulk from a local chemical house.

 

[randy holmes-farley]

Magnesium chloride and magnesium sulfate are good choices. A mixture of the two, being mostly the chloride, would be optimal.

 

[AnotherGoldenTeapot]

I need to boost the Magnesium level in my tank.

At the end of the planet (where I live) there are no "fishy" products available to do this. An exception is a Salifert product which I am sure is almost entirely water.

I'd like to buy some dry form chemical from a chemical supply house and mix my own additive.

Is magnesium chloride the right chemical to buy?

 

[EmilyB]

Whew, why not just do some water changes ??