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12-30-2019, 08:32 PM
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If runoff from the farms gets into the water you will get high nutrients and tons of algae. I had that problem in Saskatchewan. With the amount of coin and time going into livestock, I wouldn't risk it. Plus like Razor says, the water quality probably won't be constant, therefor you could have an unstable system.
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12-31-2019, 11:26 PM
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Edmonton has horrible run off in melt times of year, prime is an additive that helps with conditioning chlorine and Ammonia but does not get rid of the impurities/dissolved solids in your water column.
I’m starting a new system in Edmonton and will not use tap water at all. Thanks for reading my 2 cents!
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