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Old July 20th 04, 12:11 AM
AngieB
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Default Water from air conditioner?

It's hot and the window A/C is running constantly. I can collect a 5-gallon
bucket of water dripping from the condenser about every other day. Would
this water be safe to use to top off the pond? It's clear, clean-looking
water, but I didn't know what might be in there that you can't see or smell.
Any thoughts on the safety of using it? Would it hurt my fish?

I will admit that I did use it once before I put much thought into it. The
fish are fine, but wondered later about long-term.

I have a small, 60-gallon pond -- and yes, I have too many fish: one 6"
Comet and eight 2" goldfish. No filter yet, but my Fish Mate bio filter is
supposed to be here by Friday. Yay!

Thanks,
Angie

 




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