Cichlid Lake Salt, 250 g / 8.8 oz

Very costly! I get it in 975 on indie fur site

Betterthan normal aquarium salt specifically made for African cichlids.....Use it along with Cichlid trace for complete african lake setups.

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A medida menor para os ciclídeos americanos ! Show !

Good product, make sure you read and use the correct dosage. I do not like to put it all in at once. Slowly reach the goal as you do water changes if you start out with tap water and move to RO water.

Used this in a 120L African cichlid tank—helps replicate natural lake conditions with essential minerals like calcium, magnesium, and potassium. Fish showed better colour and activity after consistent use. No clouding, no harsh reactions, and no impact on filtration. I’ve dosed it during water changes and new setups—easy to measure, dissolves clean, and doesn’t leave residue. Works well with Seachem buffers if you’re dialling in pH and hardness. Ideal for Lake Malawi, Tanganyika, and Victoria species. 🔍 Specs & Features Size: 250g tub Type: Mineral supplement—not a marine salt Use: African cichlid tanks (freshwater only) Function: Adds essential electrolytes and buffers hardness Compatibility: Safe for all African cichlids—use with buffers for full effect Application: Dose during water changes or setup—follow chart on label 🧪 Performance Water Chemistry: Raises GH (general hardness) without affecting pH directly Fish Health: Supports osmoregulation and colour Dissolve Rate: Fast—no clumps or residue Smell: Neutral—no chemical stink 👍 Pros ✅ Adds key minerals—supports cichlid health ✅ Easy to dose—clear instructions ✅ No clouding or residue ✅ Works with buffers for full lake mimic ✅ Long shelf life—small tub goes far 👎 Cons ❌ Not for non-cichlid tanks—can alter balance ❌ Doesn’t adjust pH—needs buffer pairing ❌ Manual dosing—no scoop included ❌ Can be overdone—stick to chart 🧭 Personal Verdict If you’re running African cichlids and want clean, stable water with proper mineral support, Seachem Lake Salt earns its spot. I’ve used it across setups and water changes—no drama, just solid results and happy fish. Proper stash-ready gear for anyone who wants their tank chemistry dialled in.

My cichlids are happy, I assume:)

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