hi guys.. i know this is an odd question, but is this possible?? your going to mix rock salt into fresh water then just test for the salinity?? please help.. or is it better to buy the ones that are in the shops?? what brands do you recommend??
hi guys.. i know this is an odd question, but is this possible?? your going to mix rock salt into fresh water then just test for the salinity?? please help.. or is it better to buy the ones that are in the shops?? what brands do you recommend??
thank you sir.. another question, we know that water evaporates and we know that salt doesnt.. so if my aquarium loses water, what will i add?? ordinary freshwater?? or the mixed salt water?? tnx..
thank you sir.. another question, we know that water evaporates and we know that salt doesnt.. so if my aquarium loses water, what will i add?? ordinary freshwater?? or the mixed salt water?? tnx..
But, this is not water from the tap that has been dechlorinated as you would freshwater. You need RO/DI water. This is Reverse Osmosis/De-Ionized water. It basically means it has all the bad stuff out. You can either buy a RO/DI diffuser, or get store-bought water.
Unfortuantely, yes. An average price is around $100. But, it may be more helpful in the end. Say a store sells pre-mixed water for 70 cents a gallon. You buy what you need, and go home. Come back when you need more, go home, etc etc. Between the gas prices, water, and the top-offs you need, it will all add up to be more than the diffuser eventually. Plus, you would always have clean water for you and your family.
thanks a lot sir.. by the way, i have another question but its in the general thread.. cant post here because its going to be out of topic.. tnx..
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