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Old January 9th 06, 10:43 PM posted to rec.aquaria.marine.reefs
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Default Storing ocean water

You can store any salt water as long as you want. It won't
go bad. The only exception is that water taken from the
ocean will have some plankton in it, and that will dye,
and effect the water. Also you don't want to get poluted
water.

Wayne Sallee
Wayne's Pets



miskairal wrote on 1/9/2006 4:51 PM:
If I were to go to a beach and get salt water, how long could I store it
for and how should it be stored?

I can probably get around 800 litres in one trip (2 1/2 hours each way)
but the water would then be in 200 litre (44gallon) drums with only a
small opening in the top. It's really not practical to go that far for
just one drum of water and hubby's ute is not comfy and airconditioned
and it's summer here.

Would the water go off?

 




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