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This morning, I saw another bird having a drink in the container water
garden. I've decided to go ahead and monitor ammonia levels each week. Being new at this, can anyone tell me at what levels ammonia levels in pond water would be unfit for drinking by anything, particularly birds? Sure, birds probably drink from worse and may not drink it if they know it's bad for them, but I would rather not contribute to their ill health. Probably could just offer a bird bath with cleaner water. As stated in a previous post, my ammonia levels seem to be hovering somewhere in between 0 and .25 ppm, or at .25 ppm right now. Daniel Phillips [+]bandito[-]spam = [-]toppler.[+]zworg.com Be warned, may mistakingly bounce back as spam. |
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