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    Can I use "Seasoned Salt" instead of "Sea salt" for my salt water fish?

    I have some saltwater fish, and i was wondering, but i know you can't use kitchen salt because that's stupid, but my mom has "Seasoned Salt" i don't know if this is just like fancy for "Sea Salt" but she only has a little bit so i used up the whole thing but i don't know if it's the same thing.

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    NO WAY! Seasoned salt is not just salt it has other spices in it. I mean it might make them taste good. NO No no. Sea Salt that is not iodised is fine.

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    no, synthetic salt like instant ocean has trace elements and minerals that is found in the ocean, that fish need to survive....anything could kill the fish..

 

 

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