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To: "'live-foods at actwin_com'" <live-foods at actwin_com>
Subject: Water treatments
From: Douglas Guynn <dguynn at nwol_net>
Date: Tue, 5 Mar 2002 22:31:26 -0600

I would like to start a daphnia culture, but I have a problem with my tap 
water. It is VERY hard, 34 GH, and alkalinity higher than most 8 KH. I 
dilute the tap water with RO water 1:1. Also, the city adds chloramine to 
complicate things.

What is the best thing to use for removing the chloramine from the water 
for use in culturing daphnia? Sodium thiosulfate?


Douglas Guynn
	dguynn at nwol_net
	915.368.5411

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