Tap Water

drkdweller

Member
Yes i make the Blooms by the dozens.
People dont change my words around. I said tap water is fine if you know whats in it.
Ro/di is better but it still isnt a must.
Each tank and water supply is different what might work for someone might not for the next guy and vise ver sa.
Cant we all just get along

heres a sitei started but never finished because of low data transfer if any one knows where theres a free web host with alot of data transfer let me know.
I need to update this list a little
Corals:
Hammer-- Torch-- Cineria-- Pink bubble-- 11"Green Pearl Bubble-- Colt-- Swaying xenia-- Pom Pom xenia-- Cup Coral-- Umbrella Leather-- Cabbage Leather-- UnKnown Plate coral-- Matalic Green Star Polyps-- Yellow Polyps-- Purple Zoo/w Green Center-- Green Zoo/w orange strips-- Green and orange Recordias-- Blue striped Mushrooms-- Green Hairy Mushrooms-- Big Mushroom-- Cool Mushroom-- 2 Candy Canes-- Purple Ribbion Sea Fan-- Brown Spiny Sea Fan-- Galaxia-- Devils Hand Leather-- Pink Finger Leather-- Scamossa Clam 5"-- Red Sponge-- Green Button Polyps-- FrogSpawn-- Elegance-- Fox Coral-- Favia Brain-- Aveapora
Fish:
Neon Goby
Scooter Blennie.
Yellow Clown Goby
Canary Blennie
Sailfin Tang
Hippo Tang
Firefish
2 Yellow Tail Damsels
Flame Hawk
2 Gold Striped Maroon Clowns
1 banggai cardnial
Inverts:
2 White Bubble tip Anenome
1 Brown Bubble tip Anenome
2 mating Pepperment Shrimp
1 Michels Pistol Shrimp
1 Emrald Crab
14 Red legged Hermit Crabs
1 Zebra Hermit Crab
1 Extra Large Turbo Snail
10 Nassial Snils
 

drkdweller

Member
Tank: 75 gallon glass
Filtration: Sea Life 125 Wet Dry.
Sea Clone Protein skimmer powered by a CA-750.
Main Circulation: 303 power head and a 202 powerhead
Water Purification: Kent bare bones CTA 10gpd model
Lighting: 1 CoralLife 48" Aqualight Deleux
2 65w CoralLife 10000K SuperDaylight bulbs
2 65w CoralLife 03 True Actinic bulbs.
1 All Glass Fixture.
2 55w SuperDaylight 10000k bulbs.
4 DIY blue moonlights
Refugium:
Added 2-2001 Large AquaFuge 25.5" x 4.5" x 12" pumped by a Rio 600.
2 pounds of live Fiji aquaculture rock.
2 inch sand bed.
Leafy Calurpa.
Refugium Lighting: Lighting on the Refugium is one 18 watt power compact Jali
 

beaslbob

Well-Known Member

Originally posted by skilos1
you don't get what Bob is saying though, he said all tap water is okay and it doesn't matter what's in it the plants will take it out.

Glad you understand.
More specifically, If you use cold water, run it for a minute to flush out the pipes, and have a thriving plant life hopefully established as the first thing, then it is ok.
I know you don't agree with that. I just have a different idea. Based upon my experience.
But just like the LFSs Drk mentioned, people just can't accept that.
 

beaslbob

Well-Known Member
I guess if it was all tap water the drk's corals are dieing also.
and of course fish have thrived and spawned in my tanks for 4 years from a previous setup. In my current setup I have only lost one fish in the last 8 months and that was a madarian with a very deap wound between the eyes from a CBS. Macros were added one year ago. So from 4 months after adding the macros to present I have only lost one fish.
BTW how much plant life do you have in your system? How many macros did you export last week? How much of your rocks are covered with algae? How much algae do you have to scrape of your glass each week?
Unless you have no macros, no corraline or other algae, you simply can not stated it is the input water or the action of that plant life that is maintaining your system.
 
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