I am surely no expert but I seem to remember reading that mineral h2o wasnt a good substitute for tap cause of varing mineral contents
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two gallon with 16 gph filter with live plants and a female betta named Meloday
3-4 gallon with 80gph ... Planted lightly three white clouds ( Birtha Clara and Delila) and some snails (mainly melodys snacks)
9 gallon with 130gph , heated with male betta (Trafalger RIP)Kaden ( a male betta)has moved in, pygmy cory (MaMa) , pitbull pleco(Metal), three preacox rainbows( Annabel, Glitter and Mondo) and various snails...
i use natrual spring water, or any type of bottled water that is filtered by RO. You can buy your own RO filter on ebay which saves you money anf trips to the store in the long run.
i use natrual spring water, or any type of bottled water that is filtered by RO. You can buy your own RO filter on ebay which saves you money anf trips to the store in the long run.
Wow so I could use my filtered h2o from the tap and fridge?? Instead of using a declorinator??
I have just bought a 10g tank (space a premium unfortunatly). I think my tap water is extremly hard and when I filled it there was alot of 'scum' on the surface (limestone or calcium deposits maybe) so just wondered about using mineral water as an alternative.