Well, I don't drive so get rid of your car, My house is a two bedder so downgrade to that. I grow my own vegies and meat. So get out your gardening fork! Oh yeah and get a cupple of solar panals to offset carbon produced by your tanks as I am. Now remember you promised you would follow.
How Often do you water change>?
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Something about salty tasting water just makes me lose my thirst. I tried some reclaimed saltwater in Oregon, and nearly gagged. Awful tasting stuff.Miguel;1969616;1969616 said:
Hi, if u guys want info on treating waste/seawater to potable drinking water u might wana check out wad Singapore's doing. They have desal plants and other treatment plants tt produce "NeWater" from basically waste water and salt water. They use it mainly for industrial purposes but a small percentage is added to our raw water for consumption. E idea is tt one day we might fully utilise NeWater thereby cutiing off our dependence on imported water from neighbouring countries. I dun have e details but juz google it or sth. Cheers hope dis helps =)
Does anyone see an issue with this schedule? I do 30% a week on monday then if i have time another 30% on wednesday. I have 2 tanks, one 50gallon breeder with a 5 inch gold mac p and one 180 with an assortment of SA/CA
Water change schedules should be based on what your nitrate level build up is like. If you run something that removes nitrates, a weekly water change is still needed.
Even so I doubt we'll be fighting over water for hundreds of years yet at LEAST!I agree, fish excrete pheromones, among other things that should be removed in weekly waterchanges...WyldFya;1978953; said:
That's just low quality desalinization and filtering...WyldFya;1970096; said:
I've been out in the ocean for over 60days at a wack drinking and cooking with water made from the ocean and to tell you the truth it's better than the quality of city water I use now...it's all in the quality of the de-sal unit...
