wolfhedd
November 5th 03, 05:27 PM
wolfhedd
im forwarding a post to get the subject line right incase anybody has
interest in these machines, i used to service them.
wolfhedd.
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"Mark Breithaupt" > wrote in message
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> We plan to purchase a RO or DI system for our sal****er tank.
> However, we have started with a tap water treatment chemical designed to
> eliminate heavy metals, especially chlorine. Our LR has been curing in
> treated water, and our fishless quarintine tank is cycling with treated
tap
> water.
> Does chemically treated water really provide safe water for fish? What are
> the drawbacks? What is the best brand?
> The LFS said they use it on there water and recommended using 10 times the
> prescribed dose per gallon.
> Any feedback?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Mark and A
>
>
in the meantime, i would just go down the the water store, or to one of
those water machines at a reputable grocery store. i used to service those
water machines, the TDS(total dissolved solids)can be as low as 1-10ppm in
some of those water machines, very clean.
I do have a TDS meter, but just thought of something, if i used it in the
salt tank, it would read off the scale, as salt is a dissolved solid, lol.
so it only works for CLEAN PURE H2O, but those machines are CLEAN! Trust
me. just go to a reputable super market, instead of a mom and pop liquor
store when choosing which water machine to trust.
wolfhedd
im forwarding a post to get the subject line right incase anybody has
interest in these machines, i used to service them.
wolfhedd.
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"Mark Breithaupt" > wrote in message
...
> We plan to purchase a RO or DI system for our sal****er tank.
> However, we have started with a tap water treatment chemical designed to
> eliminate heavy metals, especially chlorine. Our LR has been curing in
> treated water, and our fishless quarintine tank is cycling with treated
tap
> water.
> Does chemically treated water really provide safe water for fish? What are
> the drawbacks? What is the best brand?
> The LFS said they use it on there water and recommended using 10 times the
> prescribed dose per gallon.
> Any feedback?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Mark and A
>
>
in the meantime, i would just go down the the water store, or to one of
those water machines at a reputable grocery store. i used to service those
water machines, the TDS(total dissolved solids)can be as low as 1-10ppm in
some of those water machines, very clean.
I do have a TDS meter, but just thought of something, if i used it in the
salt tank, it would read off the scale, as salt is a dissolved solid, lol.
so it only works for CLEAN PURE H2O, but those machines are CLEAN! Trust
me. just go to a reputable super market, instead of a mom and pop liquor
store when choosing which water machine to trust.
wolfhedd