Holokai
Aquarium Advice Regular
I've reasearched the heck out of this subject, and what I've come to determine is that I do not want to mess with chemicals to try to "manage" my pH. The pH of my water from the tap, by the way, is 8.2.
I do have access to RO water from the local grociery store, though, and I'm used to getting 20-25 gallons of it a week for my salt water tank. I think I read that RO water has a pH of around 6? Is that right?
As I am looking to keep a freshwater Stingray (Teacup), I'd like to have the pH lowered to 6-7.
My big question here is, Will there be any drawbacks to me doing water changes with RO water only? this would keep my pH consistant, and between 6-7, where I want it to be.
- Thanks
Chris
I do have access to RO water from the local grociery store, though, and I'm used to getting 20-25 gallons of it a week for my salt water tank. I think I read that RO water has a pH of around 6? Is that right?
As I am looking to keep a freshwater Stingray (Teacup), I'd like to have the pH lowered to 6-7.
My big question here is, Will there be any drawbacks to me doing water changes with RO water only? this would keep my pH consistant, and between 6-7, where I want it to be.
- Thanks
Chris