In regards to those who use the water for QT tanks. Would a 10 gallon be fine for a QT tank for smaller fish i.e. royal gamma, small clowns,gobies?
We had an ice storm the other day and I was doing a water change. It melts ice out of a driveway pretty well...
I give it to my friend who has a FOWLR. Doesn't have to be 'perfect' for such a tank.
Veering way off topic but... I have a friend who pees in his tank to jump start his cycle. :beer:
Dry it out, then use the sea salt for cooking?
Is it possible to dry it out and reuse the salt for the tank???:idea:
Not a good idea. By reusing it, you would be reintroducing the same organics you removed when you did the water change. That could be the least of the problems associated with it. It would also be deficient in trace elements. With corals emitting allelopathic toxins, like Palytoxin, these toxins could concentrate in the salt too, making it a very deadly substance.