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Re: fish-load example
> <snip some details>
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> > r/o source water
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> Hmmm. Do you reconstitute the R/O or use it directly? If you don't
> reconstitute the water and this is your tank with the cyanobacteria
> problem then you might not need to look much further for a factor
> promoting the cyanobacteria growth.
I just got an RO system, can anyone recommend a good "reconstitution" product? (I'm not sure of the right term for that stuff) I've heard of a product called "RO Right" Is it any
good? Does it do any pH buffering? What will it take to bring down the pH of my 8.6 pH RO water? (yes, I know, you can't really measure the pH of RO water, and yes, my tap water comes
out at 8.6 too)
What else should a newbie like me know about running a tank with RO water? :)
Steve