Im treating my 310 gal tank with salt... How many kilos of salt should I put in?
I started with 1 but im sure i need more... any help?
I started with 1 but im sure i need more... any help?
how many table spoons r in 1 Kilo?
- Thread starter hurricane_redbone
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This is a weight to volume conversion, very hard to do. Tablespoons are volume measures and equal about 15 milliliters, 2 tbs per gallon for ich treatment so that is 2x310=620 tbs. Then 620x15=9300 milliliter or 9.3 liters of loose, coarsely granulated aquarium salt. I don't know what that would weigh.
I just reread this post and found a problem.
I mispoke the treatment level required, it should be 2 teaspoons of salt per gallon, not 2 tablespoons.
This is important, if you have already added the salt at above level do a 2/3 water change now without adding more salt.
1 table spoon = 3 teaspoon
1 teaspoon = 5 milliliters
Therefore for 310 gallon the required amount is 3.1 liters NOT 9.3.
I am sorry about my carelessness in my earlier response.
I just reread this post and found a problem.
I mispoke the treatment level required, it should be 2 teaspoons of salt per gallon, not 2 tablespoons.
This is important, if you have already added the salt at above level do a 2/3 water change now without adding more salt.
1 table spoon = 3 teaspoon
1 teaspoon = 5 milliliters
Therefore for 310 gallon the required amount is 3.1 liters NOT 9.3.
I am sorry about my carelessness in my earlier response.
easy get a tea spoon of salt n put it on the scales lol
its 1 tabel spoon per gal in a pond not shure if the a tank 2 tho ?
its 1 tabel spoon per gal in a pond not shure if the a tank 2 tho ?
How would the amount be more in a pond? 1 tablespoon per gallon, in freshwater aquaria, is highly brackish.
