Is it possible to breed the amano’s larvae in water with uniodized salt from grocery store?
Is it really important to use aquaristic sea salt?
Thanks
MAck
Breeding Amano - water conditions?
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Hello !
Yes, it's a lot of work, but I think it's a good job to breed Amanos.
Here is a great link : http://mikes-machine.mine.nu/breeding_yamato.htm
Yes, it's a lot of work, but I think it's a good job to breed Amanos.
Here is a great link : http://mikes-machine.mine.nu/breeding_yamato.htm
I have already read this article. There is written only that
“To make the salt water, I would suggest using either filtered natural seawater, or a quality commercial salt mix intended for coral reef aquaria, e.g. Instant Ocean, which should be aerated vigorously prior to use.”
I don’t have access to natural seawater
The author didn’t write anything about the iodized salt – will that do?
“To make the salt water, I would suggest using either filtered natural seawater, or a quality commercial salt mix intended for coral reef aquaria, e.g. Instant Ocean, which should be aerated vigorously prior to use.”
I don’t have access to natural seawater

The author didn’t write anything about the iodized salt – will that do?
I would use Instant ocean. I was successful using instant ocean, I havent tried table salt. Instant ocean has more ingredients than NaCl, which I think is benificial. To be successful it is neccesary to match the environment as close as possible...instant ocean or any other aquarium salt will work.
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