11-18-2009, 03:41 PM
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Originally Posted by nfored This depends on the quality of the filters. I had one that I will not name here, that didn't remove chlorimines, also keep in mind if you have a good RO unit you need to add treatments ment for RO water as its to pure for the fish to use. | I would say no since enough trace elements are usually provided in synthetic salt for FO /FOWLR.
As far as dechlorinator , I guess ok if your tap or RO water has chloramine for FO/FOWLR tank but I would not use any dechlorinator for reef set up. I rather just age the tap or RO water for reef since I very rarely done more than 5 % pwc at a time for reef. But always had reserve circulation 24/7/365.
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