I used one of these and love it. I have a pretty high level of chlorine in my water.
http://www.thefilterguys.biz/chloramine_filters.htm
http://www.thefilterguys.biz/chloramine_filters.htm
auto drip system filtration question
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sbrodacz;3664610; said:
Yes sir. That setup filters all the water coming into my central system.
sbrodacz;3664090; said:
LOL I understand believe me. I wouldn't risk my fish with unfiltered water unless I was sure. It's funny though from my point of view (very cheep engineer). No one ever runs an experiment to see if their tap water is bad their fish. This is either very good advertisement from the filter companies/de-chlorinator additives folks or just plain complacency. I can understand if a person had some goldfish and did a 10% tap water change and all the fish died! From my point of view a trickle system is the best set up to use with out pre-filtering because it's the least amount of water going into your tank for the longest period of time. Then 1% water change is better than a 10% and a 10% is better than a 100% and so on as far as hammering your fish with chlorine. Just my opinion, I'm not saying it will be good for everyone but it works for me.
I'll probably go with this one then
http://www.h2osplashwaterfilters.com/ucdclsc.html It's $15 cheaper.
http://www.h2osplashwaterfilters.com/ucdclsc.html It's $15 cheaper.
The unit Pharaoh suggested has 2 carbon blocks and no sediment pre-filter. That unit only has a sediment filter and one carbon filter, that's why it's cheaper. I'd run 1 sediment and 2 carbon canisters but the absolute need for a sediment filter without an RO membrane is arguable.
