What colour produces the best results in salt water fiish, I am in Jamaica?
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I've had the best results with chartreuse, yellow, and "nuclear chicken". I'm in NW Florida.
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I have never fished in Jamaica, so can't answer your questions. As you know, it would depend on what fish yu're after and what they eat. Here in New England white and red are preferred. Good luck!
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Steve;It will depend on the feed of the local predators you're targeting. I'm on the Pacific Coast, but would say that any color that works for another lure type would be a good choice. In Southern California, Nuclear Chicken and Rootbeer/Gold are good colors for all fishing, though neither looks like anything that swims locally. Chartreuse is usually a good place to start, as well. You may need to experiment some.
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They actually recommend Morton solar salt. If you have iron in your water make sure to get salt that has an iron reducer.
170621
Have a orange base tone. You should purchase the banana powder instead for fair skin.
2050422
I guess it depends on wat you are doing with the light. If you just want to illuminate the aquarium, the white will do just fine. If you want a moonlight effect, I believe the blue is best or if you need the bluish spectrum for som rason.. If you want maximum color in your fish and for your live plants, then I believe colormax is best.
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I agree those worked well for me too. I found the trick is to add less polish to the water and try to make the colors swirl together without using a toothpick because they come out prettier. Also use warm water!! Good luck :)
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Mustard yellow or turquoise would do well and would bring out the colors of the spread. Good Luck and enjoy as much as I have!!
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It's not color changing. The light is a soft pinkish from glowing through the salt. Quite lovely.
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The more blue the better. Makes everything look better with salt water. You will have plenty of white with one compact flourecent the other CP should be blue(actinic) and the LED's blue
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I don't have any spots on mine..But since the "salt" is a natural substance, the dark spots may just be from that part of the "rock." I'd contact the company, just to be sure..
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Buy whatever you like. Personally I'd stay away from blue, it doesn't make anything that's not blue look very nice. If you have orange or red fish the colomax(red) makes them pop and makes the tank overall have a nice warm look.
1647921
Yes, in my opinion the Banana color is best suited for yellow undertones or light to sand colored skin. The color will blend more even and look nature not ashey as would a darker colored skin.
2226921
Though they are similar, aqua tends to be more blue, and sea foam is more green. Hope that helps!
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White vinegar, but there should be instructions how to do this. I would go to the manufacturer's site and see if the directions are posted there. Salt will just add more hard water build-up.
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Sea salt that is hand harvested and sundried without any additives has a natural balance of minerals and trace elements. It's the best you can obtain as it is packed with minerals and vitamins. In my research, I found that the best sea salt (lush with minerals) appears light gray or light brown and is kept moist. This is Celtic Sea Salt. I am unable to find the list of minerals in it, however you may try to contact the company through it's website, CelticSeaSaltBrand@SelinaNaturally.com . Perhaps they will be able to provide a breakdown. A book I would highly recommend is: Water for Health, for Healing, for Life: You're Not Sick, You're Thirsty! by F. Batmanghelidj He is a well-known for his studies of water and sea salt, and he is an MD. He is affectionately known as Dr. Batman since he is from India and most people in the US have a difficult time pronouncing his name. He goes into detail of the makeup of sea salt and how important it is (along with water) to keep good health. If you are using sea salt, I'd say it is a must to gain a deeper understanding of why and how to use it in your diet daily, and more specifically the right amount for you depending on your weight and daily intake of water, etc. Okay, I hope I've helped somehow. Sincerely, Sue
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Yes, it does have a water color look to it and the color is very close to the picture, but a bit paler. I would say it's a mix between aqua and seafoam, again, more pale than bright. Just enough color that you don't get sick of it over time.
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We don't have Costco here, but Sam's Club sells most of the same proprietary brands as Costco. Instead of Kirkland it isSam's Best. I found the Celtic light grey sea salt to have more of a fresh taste than any White Sea salt from stores. Fleur de Sol White Sea salt is my go-to. I would purchase this salt and give it a try. It is a favorite at my house beating out my red Hawaiian, Himalayan pink, and pacific sea salts
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sea salt, calium silicate(anti caking agent), dextrose, potassium iodide, sodium bicarbonate