Reef Revolutions Reef Salt 25KG

About Reef Revolution Reef Salt 25KG

Reef Revolution Reef Salt is a synthetic marine salt formulated to create a balanced and stable environment for marine fish, corals and other reef aquarium inhabitants. It contains calcium, alkalinity, magnesium, potassium and a range of minor and trace elements required by marine organisms.

The salt is manufactured in Australia using Australian-sourced ingredients, including solar-evaporated sodium chloride produced from Pacific Ocean water. Reef Revolution manufactures its marine salts in a humidity-controlled environment to help maintain consistency and product quality.

The 25KG pack is ideal for regular water changes on larger marine and reef aquariums, as well as aquarium stores, coral farms and hobbyists running multiple systems.

Reef Revolution recommends mixing the salt with RODI or deionised water rather than directly into an aquarium. The standard Reef Salt formulation uses approximately 355 g per 10 L to achieve around 1.024 specific gravity, although salinity should always be checked with a calibrated refractometer or other suitable instrument.

Quick Care Guide

• Brand: Reef Revolution
• Product: Reef Salt
• Weight: 25KG
• Type: Synthetic Marine Aquarium Salt
• Suitable For: Marine and reef aquariums
• Recommended Water: RODI / Deionised water
• Mixing Rate: Approximately 355 g per 10 L @ 1.024
• Calcium: Formulated for reef aquarium requirements
• Alkalinity: Balanced for general reef systems
• Magnesium: Included
• Potassium: Included
• Trace Elements: Included
• Manufactured: Australia
• Application: Routine marine aquarium water changes

Frequently Asked Questions

How much water does 25KG of Reef Revolution Reef Salt make?

At approximately 355 g per 10 L, a 25KG pack can theoretically produce around 704 litres at 1.024 SG. Actual yield can vary depending on the final salinity and measuring accuracy.

Can Reef Revolution Reef Salt be used for reef tanks?

Yes. The salt is formulated for marine and reef aquarium systems and contains calcium, alkalinity, magnesium, potassium and minor and trace elements.

Should I mix the salt directly into my aquarium?

No. Mix it separately in RODI or deionised water before adding the prepared saltwater to the aquarium.

Can I use tap water?

RODI or deionised water is recommended. Tap water can contain substances such as ammonia, copper and chloramines that can affect aquarium water chemistry.

How should Reef Revolution Reef Salt be stored?

Keep the salt sealed and store it somewhere cool and dry. The manufacturer recommends sealing the inner bag after use.

Is this the Pro-Biotic version?

No. This listing is for Reef Revolution Reef Salt, not the separate Reef Salt Pro-Biotic formulation. Reef Revolution also produces Pro-Biotic and SPS salt varieties.

Common Mistakes

• Adding dry salt directly to the aquarium.
• Mixing salt with untreated tap water.
• Measuring salinity without calibrating testing equipment.
• Storing the salt in a humid environment.
• Assuming every batch will reach the same salinity without testing.
• Adding newly mixed saltwater before it has fully dissolved.