L lix.ma14 Hydrolycus Armatus MFK Member Jan 7, 2011 7,182 21 92 Ontario, Canada Jul 28, 2011 #11 PostalPenguin said: Does it look like this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Rkinch_chloramine_pool.jpg "Chloramine-treated water has a greenish cast, the source of the colour is uncertain. Pure water by contrast normally is clear." Your tap water may be treated with chloramine. Click to expand... Is chloramine safe and will the green leave after awhile???
PostalPenguin said: Does it look like this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Rkinch_chloramine_pool.jpg "Chloramine-treated water has a greenish cast, the source of the colour is uncertain. Pure water by contrast normally is clear." Your tap water may be treated with chloramine. Click to expand... Is chloramine safe and will the green leave after awhile???
L lix.ma14 Hydrolycus Armatus MFK Member Jan 7, 2011 7,182 21 92 Ontario, Canada Jul 28, 2011 #12 i'm pretty sure the tank isn't acraylic. It's glass.
L lix.ma14 Hydrolycus Armatus MFK Member Jan 7, 2011 7,182 21 92 Ontario, Canada Jul 28, 2011 #13 our tap water is treated with chlorine. I'm not sure if chloromine is used. it's Canada! LOL
aldiaz33 Blue Tier VIP MFK Member Jun 19, 2007 2,314 221 296 Bay Area Jul 28, 2011 #14 Neither chloramine or chlorine is fish safe. You would need to treat it with conditioner (Prime or Amquel).
Neither chloramine or chlorine is fish safe. You would need to treat it with conditioner (Prime or Amquel).
