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Lots of people try to control what goes in there tanks, why add an unknown variable when you don't need to and have the "what if" variable By running ro you know your water is good and you're not leaving anything to chance. I don't live in surrey but every time I've used only tap water (low Tds) I've always had issues with algae. Best purchase i made IMO is my vertex ro/di unit Also you don't need to spend ~400$ on an ro/di filter, there's a few companies out there with very reasonably priced entry level filters
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![]() Yep, I have the same unit. Spending over $300 on a maintenance item sure isn't as fun as buying fish and coral. It's pretty much a necessity if you are aiming for success and the long haul. Heck, i've had that much in coral and fish die on me multiple times in the past
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![]() thanks all ,
so who can give ma 70 gallon RO/Di water ? ![]() |
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![]() Maybe an RO water store. Trade them for some money
![]() If you want to use RO, buy a unit. After the 70, you'll need some more for water changes. Bumming water might get old after a while.
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![]() that's about 14 pails of water-i can filter that in one day.bring some buckets with lids by
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![]() yea sure ill buy a RO filter asap and ill come by to pick up soon
Thanks Bill |
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