Reply With QuoteJenpoo, which water would you want to purify, the tap water or the distill water? In my opinion, distill water is good enough even best. As for using ozone, I can't comment on it as I do not have this piece of equipment.
Hi, I'm thinking about trying a marine tank...I've read that you need to use purified water or distilled water, rather than tap water.
Could I use ozone to purify the water?
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Jenpoo, which water would you want to purify, the tap water or the distill water? In my opinion, distill water is good enough even best. As for using ozone, I can't comment on it as I do not have this piece of equipment.
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ozone was common is the early 90s but now we got cheaper and easier way... just cycle your tank....
It's best to use R.O water than add in whatever you need to add in to the water.
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alternatively you can purchase natural sea water from fish farms.. help in the cycling iof your tank too.
can we just take the sea water in Singapore beach? let's say sentosa?
i find singapore beaches are not exactly clean.. better not risk it. unless you can confirm there are healthy reefs nearby.. and its an easier way to get water from farms..Originally Posted by catohcat
1 dollar per big packet is less trouble den lugging buckets of water from the beaches..
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yeah, i agree, the sea water from singapore beached may be contaminated, better dun risk it.
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