Re: [Killietalk] Try Aqua Nova

["Karen Perdue" <windamyr at peoplepc_com>]

Novaqua, made by Kordon (Novalek is the parent company)

www.novalek.com

Karen
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "YoHoHo" <yohoho at insightbb_com>
To: <killietalk at aka_org>
Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2008 8:59 PM
Subject: Re: [Killietalk] Try Aqua Nova


> Hey Bill,
> I did a google on Aqua Nova and came up with numerous different things 
> from
> "monopole" magnets (whatever that can be??) to big treatment hardware
> systems to ....,
> so, what is this Aqua Nova stuff and where can I get info on it?
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> Frank Carriglitto
> AKA#08234, ChiKA, WAKO
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>>
>> Message: 1
>> Date: Tue, 26 Feb 2008 18:27:34 -0500
>> From: "Bill Shenefelt" <billshenefelt at hotmail_com>
>> Subject: Re: [Killietalk] Killietalk Digest, Vol 55, Black worms
>> To: <ken_combs at sbcglobal.net>, "killifish discussion list"
>> <killietalk at aka_org>
>>
>> Ken;
>> That stuff is what Eric's water company added by the ton and would not
>> even
>> support hatching brine shrimp.  Dechlor will do nothing but using 
>> NovaAqua
>> will precipitate out the metals and make it usable.  This junk they ad 
>> not
>> only helps pipes but also helps support a yellow fungus that is another
>> bad
>> actor.  Eric had some expensive chem analysis done and it was the main
>> killer despite water company denials till he showed them the analysis.
>> They
>> had the fungus growing everywhere at the plant!    RO was out of the
>> question to support his shop needs so he had several big drums for
>> chemically conditioning his water.  He bought a chemical that worked just
>> like Aqua Nova but cost less based on the quantity he needed.  Try Aqua
>> Nova
>> and see if that helps.
>> Bill Shenefelt
>> http://sheneskillies.com
>>>
>>> Moreover, this guy suspected the precipitate in my tanks was caused by
>>> some
>>> reaction with "ortho-phosphate", erh whatever that is (sounds like 
>>> either
>>> a
>>> fertilizer or bug killer or both), they say it is added at 1ppm for
>>> corrosion proofing
>>>
>>> In any event, he speculates the fish die off was "bacterial" and related
>>> to
>>> them feeding on this ortho stuff... :Yeah right: it kills fish/melts
>>> plants
>>> & bacterial love it...and I'm not buying it, but then again you can sell
>>> my
>>> chemically ignorant arse anything, wadda I know?
>>> ...bout the only thing he recommended was to not use formaldehyde based
>>> de-chlors...too many unexpected chemical reactions I guess?
>>>
>>> KC
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