Help
 

Sorry for posting again but I have a huge problem I don't have my DI filter because I let bv_reefer borrow it and I made spare water but now my sump level is to low and I don't want to use tap water what do I do do I just us regular tap water and put some tap water conditioner in like aqua plus?????

Well .... if it were me, I'd use tap water this time. If you're able, sometimes you can buy RO water from the grocery store (5g jugs) so that could be an option too maybe..

Don't put in a conditioner with aloe vera in it.

O **** I already did because their was a bunch of air bubbles coming through the inlet. Should I do a water change when I get my DI filter back. I geuss the water i put in now is temporary. Or should I top it of with what Delphinus said.

Logic:

1. You have no RO filter.
2. You have tap water.
3. Your sump level is getting low.

I know you require direction but this is just silly.

:redface:

lol
 

-shud've stopped by this mornin' but no u didn't feel like it!

Oh man i should of ill get it tomorow and my hydrometer.
Do you guys use viniger to clean your hydrometers.

no, there is really no need to clean it as water does not sit in it thus nothing ever grows in the water, rinse with tap water when finished so salt does not crystallize causing hand not to move properly.

but to be honest i never even rinsed mine when i used them just gave it a good wack pored it out and then filled it again untill nob moved freely.

OH MAN bv_reefer rinsed mine with viniger. Watch it be damged when I get it tommorow.

-get real
 

-can some1 tell this paranoid kid that vinegar can only help not damage
a hydrometer! like seriously thats what the manafacturer said 2 do, they wud not lie about there own product i meen come on!

lol here..
 

-heres the link paranoia case lmao...
http://www.aquariumguys.com/instantocean.html

Vinegar is fine.

LOL x 30

I put it straight I ONLY WANT IT CLEANED WITH WATER i don't what any vinegar it there.

Get some fish n' chips and have yourself a party.

Lol i dont get it.

"Condiment for fish and chips - Britons commonly use malt vinegar (or non-brewed condiment) on chips; it may be used in other territories where British-style fish and chips are served." (wikipedia.org)

I really WAS a bad joke. :mrgreen:

:lol: Oh. lol

I laughed :razz:

Hee hee. Thanks Christy :rainbowa:

Did you know that there are eels used in the manufactering of vinegar?

http://www.eduplace.com/science/hmxs.../5rs_2_1-9.pdf

Oh wow......that discustin.

Good lawd, that's not doing much for my love of fried British foods. Leo Burdock's in Dublin will NEVER be the same :cry: