Matt Holbrook-Bull said:request a water report from your supplier, that will tell you how much/if your water has chloramine or chlorine in it.. then you can make your choices from there.. its likely that inner city areas will probably have more in it due to water recycling, rural areas less so.
Oh really? Do you think that could be why I can't keep shrimp?Wolfenrook said:(the copper is only a trace amount, but when combined with copper in plant ferts can reach toxic levels for inverts).
I wouldn't bother with RO, just use your tap water and add some dechlorinator if you have fish in there.stuworrall said:ive used it in the past but was advised/convinced to go RO. Just setting up my tanks again now so not sure whether to go RO again or just buy some dechlorinator.
Yeah I dose when I remember to add it while filling up the tank again whith a hose. Sometimes it bypasses me!Dan Crawford said:I don't use anything. I used to use Tetra AquaSafe but when i was advised that it doesn't kill chloramines then i stopped all together.
i guess its time to sell the unused RO-man as well as the PH controller then ill be able to put the proceeds towards more plants and a better substrate 😀LondonDragon said:I wouldn't bother with RO, just use your tap water and add some dechlorinator if you have fish in there.stuworrall said:ive used it in the past but was advised/convinced to go RO. Just setting up my tanks again now so not sure whether to go RO again or just buy some dechlorinator.