NH2CL (Chloramine) Filters

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I'm looking into a smaller dosing pump I planned on a auto changer but if I'm gonna be putting amonia in my tank I'm only in the long run adding to the nitrates I'm trying to remove
 
Nic;834826; said:
I'm looking into a smaller dosing pump I planned on a auto changer but if I'm gonna be putting amonia in my tank I'm only in the long run adding to the nitrates I'm trying to remove
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do you have chloramines in your water ???:(
if its only chlorine there will be no ammonia....:)
 
at last check there was chloramines in the water :( I need to call the water company and ask them again
 
wizzin;834797;834797 said:
I always assumed that the amount of ammonia left from the breakdown of chloramines would be insignificant and be handled by a good bio filter. No need to remove the ammonia. Consider if the source treated water resulted in a 5ppm ammonia reading, and that source only constituted 25% of the total volume of the system, you're talking about a 1ppm increase to the entire system, which shouldn't cause a problem for the bio filter.
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true... i might get both to try! LOL
 
Man that is a mass quantity of prime. Just when I think I go overboard, you point out that I am a novice.
 
I called the water company here and the lab told me they only use chlorine...and ammonia and blah blah...No chloramines, I gave up :screwy: .

Dr Joe

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mine is still adding amonia too the water so I need to get the ball rolling I'm picking up a used medical dosing pump and I'm gonna rig it up see if I can calibrate it right and go from there....
 
I do the chemical thing plus aerate & age all the water. When I'm done with it there is so little left it's almost dry...:ROFL: .

Dr Joe

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