Bathing In Your Fishtank Water

vayapues

Member
Last week I did four 10% water changes in an attempt to lower my trates, over the course of five days. I dumped bucket after bucket in my tub. Eventually it occurred to me, huh, ya know, I could plug the drain, and have a salt bath.
I am not going to admit to you whether or not I actually did that. But, I thought I would ask what other people do with their water?
 
Originally Posted by vayapues
http:///forum/post/2490593
Last week I did four 10% water changes in an attempt to lower my trates, over the course of five days. I dumped bucket after bucket in my tub. Eventually it occurred to me, huh, ya know, I could plug the drain, and have a salt bath.
I am not going to admit to you whether or not I actually did that. But, I thought I would ask what other people do with their water?

I usually bathe in sewage
 

stdreb27

Active Member
I usually flush mine. now. I used to dump it in the grass. My grass never died so I guess it was ok. Or on the street.
 
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mathwhiz

Guest
Originally Posted by vayapues
http:///forum/post/2490593
Last week I did four 10% water changes in an attempt to lower my trates, over the course of five days. I dumped bucket after bucket in my tub. Eventually it occurred to me, huh, ya know, I could plug the drain, and have a salt bath.
I am not going to admit to you whether or not I actually did that. But, I thought I would ask what other people do with their water?

We have a deck out our back door that is probably about 4 yards off the ground - there is only dirt below, so dump it over the deck. Grass won't grow there anyway, so I figured why not?
 

stdreb27

Active Member
Heck plug the drain and sell it as a spa treatment, "reefwater baths and seasweed wrap" I can see it now
 

abethedog

Member
Floor Drain! There is something satisfying about dumping stuff on the floor (in the right spot) and not having to clean it up.
 

snakeblitz33

Well-Known Member
never thought about bathing in fish wastewater. I don't think I would now either. lol. Everything goes down the drain.
 
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