Possibly. Not every type of aquarium fish is suited to high-mineral environments or will tolerate the inclusion of salt. Research your fish to know whether they would prefer a high-mineral environment or would prefer water that is much lower in minerals. Additionally, many fish, plants, and invertebrates are stressed by sudden high-percentage water changes and shifts in water parameters. We recommend to alter GH slowly and keep water changes to 30% of the tank or less. More sensitive tank inhabitants will do better with smaller, more frequent water changes and slower alterations of water parameters.
Gold Salt™ Compatibility Guide
Green: This product is safe for these tank inhabitants. Take care to avoid sudden large shifts in water parameters within the tank, and review the dosing instructions carefully to avoid improper dosing.
Orange: These tank inhabitants are more sensitive, and while the product can still be used on them, it's best to start with a partial dose and work up to the full dose over time
Red: This product is either notably stressful or utterly unsuitable for these tank inhabitants. It would be best to opt for a different product if possible. Click tank inhabitant name for alternate products.
Black: There should never be any need to use this product in a tank with these tank inhabitants - we have no data as to compatibility for this reason. Click the tank inhabitant name for alternate products.
| Freshwater Community Fish | Saltwater Community Fish | Scale-less fish |
| Sharks | Rays | Eels |
| Freshwater Sharks | Freshwater Rays | Freshwater Eels |
| Loaches | Catfish | Aquatic Frogs |
| Shrimp | Snails | Clams |
| Plants | Corals | Exotic Invertebrates |
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