water?
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geridoc
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can you use real sea water in your tank from the ocean?
You can, but natural seawater, unless it is collected several hundred feet offshore (at a minimum) is usually too polluted to be used in a tank. There is no problem with mixing the two, so long as the natural seawater is ok.
You can, but natural seawater, unless it is collected several hundred feet offshore (at a minimum) is usually too polluted to be used in a tank. There is no problem with mixing the two, so long as the natural seawater is ok.
grumpygils
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Originally Posted by lineman1
I have acess to a boat and live in florida. If i was to collect water it would be several miles offshore in what we call Bluewater. if the sg is off i should be able to add a salt mix or RO water, depending which way i need to go, correct?
I got a buddy in Tampa that gets his water out in the blue water and swears by it. He also drags a phytoplankton net and feeds his corals with it.
I would do it.
Mc
I have acess to a boat and live in florida. If i was to collect water it would be several miles offshore in what we call Bluewater. if the sg is off i should be able to add a salt mix or RO water, depending which way i need to go, correct?
I got a buddy in Tampa that gets his water out in the blue water and swears by it. He also drags a phytoplankton net and feeds his corals with it.
I would do it.
Mc