bartman
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I live in an area where water comes from deep water wells. My own personal well is well over 150 ft in the ground. I had a long talk with my culligan man. I asked him about the ro filters. He informed me that although the ro filter will remove some things it will not change the hardness of the water. Which BTW is the only real problem with my water. My well water has a pH of about 7.7 . I understand that most members of this board have "city" water and the additives are quite harmfull. I dont have the additives to contend with here. I dont have copper in any of my plumbing. Although i will be testing for copper soon. Why would it be a bad idea for me to use plain old well water for my reef/fish tank?
Another option i had considered is getting filtered ocean water from a local research facility that has all the good filters. ( shoot they crank out about 1000 gallons for the kiddies in school shows. Why not my tank ) But i live in upper virginia real close to maryland and i would think that my sea water is not quite the same as the sea water where my future fishies to be will have come from.
Seems to me if i read enough stuff on these boards i end up not liking ANY of my options because the opinions are so varied. So, LOL, what is your opinion?
Bartman
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Another option i had considered is getting filtered ocean water from a local research facility that has all the good filters. ( shoot they crank out about 1000 gallons for the kiddies in school shows. Why not my tank ) But i live in upper virginia real close to maryland and i would think that my sea water is not quite the same as the sea water where my future fishies to be will have come from.
Seems to me if i read enough stuff on these boards i end up not liking ANY of my options because the opinions are so varied. So, LOL, what is your opinion?
Bartman
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