Fresh to salt
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I talk to a guy at petco and he said use ro water but they can't sell me enough to fill my tank so I'd have to buy what I could from them and go elsewhere for the rest
I know something you can buy that's absolutely great it's called nutri seawater I use it sometimes I get it from my lfs for 14 for 5 gallons
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For my set up I got a reef octopus bh 100 it's great it pulls out dark green skimmate
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I already have this skimmer is it enough or should I shop for one bigger.
What's the cheapest way to go as far as water
What's the cheapest way to go as far as water
Mix your own water pm me and I'll tell you what I didI already have this skimmer is it enough or should I shop for one bigger.
What's the cheapest way to go as far as water
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Due to the sticky nature of the sodium molecule SW bonds and holds onto other elements far easier than fw. Tapwater issues can range from low to high ph levels, high levels of heavy metals, dissolved organics leading to high nitrate levels, Phosphate issues, limewater issues, as well as toxin build up from terrestrial weed control, and silicates.What kind of problems can I run into with tap
Generally the issues caused by the above are diatoms from silicates, bacteria such as red slime from dissolved solids, fuel for unwanted algae from solids and po4, fish illness from uncontrollable nitrates, shell fish death from heavy metals, coral death from nitrate and po4, stress from too much calcium, and only in extreme cases usually from well water near farms, PH instability and toxin build up.
All municipalities water supplies are different in content so not all issues are always relevant - my opinion better safe than sorry.
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Due to the sticky nature of the sodium molecule SW bonds and holds onto other elements far easier than fw. Tapwater issues can range from low to high ph levels, high levels of heavy metals, dissolved organics leading to high nitrate levels, Phosphate issues, limewater issues, as well as toxin build up from terrestrial weed control, and silicates.
Generally the issues caused by the above are diatoms from silicates, bacteria such as red slime from dissolved solids, fuel for unwanted algae from solids and po4, fish illness from uncontrollable nitrates, shell fish death from heavy metals, coral death from nitrate and po4, stress from too much calcium, and only in extreme cases usually from well water near farms, PH instability and toxin build up.
All municipalities water supplies are different in content so not all issues are always relevant - my opinion better safe than sorry.
