Reply With QuoteTested the water for copper, none present.
Let it evaporate to half, still no copper
put one cherry shrimp inside last sunday, he's still alive.
I think it's safe to assume it won't kill shrimp and fish.
And one that's free of Chloramine. I'll be getting a copper test kit later. And probably go bug my school science faculty to do a chemical analysis of the waterOriginally Posted by valice
Last edited by Justikanz; 22nd Jan 2007 at 13:48.
Tested the water for copper, none present.
Let it evaporate to half, still no copper
put one cherry shrimp inside last sunday, he's still alive.
I think it's safe to assume it won't kill shrimp and fish.
Cherries are one of the most hardy shrimp I know, that experiment of yours doesn't say much.
Well i'm open to suggestions. Though i wouldn't consider cherries particularly hardy. point is, there's no copper in the water, pH neutral, 0 dkH. My guess is that any impurities would affect the pH somehow. Especially considering "Coil cleaner" the solution used to clean the fan coils, is corrosive.
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