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I would like to setup a Saltwater aquarium and use Morton Pool Salt for the aquarium as the basis for the salt only. I have an RO unit that I am using for the water. The RO unit is EXTREMELY soft (between 0 and 1 hardness), so I plan to use Arm and Hammer Baking soda to raise the PH and hardness.

As it stands, I have the salinity spot on at 1.024. Amonia, Nitrate, and Nitrite are all zero. I plan to add 1oz of API Quikstart per day for about two weeks and let the water cycle. This has the live bacteria that I need to cycle the tank.

I have a 24 gallon Nanocube and using the following for filtration

1 pound of active carbon, 1 pound of ceramic rings, 50 bioballs, + 1 pound of zeolite. I also have a protein skimmer.

Lastly, I have a bottle of the Kent Essential Elements, which I believe has the 70 trace elements needed for saltwater aquariums. I also have a few different liquid Calcium bottles (Instant Ocean Calcium, Purple Up, and Kent Liquid Calcium).

Taking all the above into consideration, should the Morton Pool Salt work, instead of a very much more expensive Instant Ocean Sea Salt? Keep in mind this is for a BRAND NEW tank. Currently no livestock. I have base rock and live sand already in the tank.

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I have a job that I love, but have recently been offered a job that pays considerably more. It's about a 27% raise, which I know will NEVER happen where I am at. So, the new company is about 27 miles from the house as well, where as my current company is half that. And, my current company is casual dress everyday (jeans), whereas the new place is Business Casual (more casual) with Casual Friday's. My current company has International Travel (which I love), and the new company would have only domestic travel. It really is a tough decision for me. What would you do?

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