Hello, I have been out of the hobby for a few years and i am looking to get back in. Setting up a 30 gallon for now. If anyone in the williamsport area is doing a water change I could use the water. I plan on cycling it anyway but that could help speed up the process(haven't got my Ro/di filter put in yet and it is a slow drip so water is the only hurdle at this point). Also if anyone has a hydrometer or refractometer they want to get rid of let me know.
Getting back in
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Exceptionrule
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A cup of sand and/or a pice of live rock from an established tank will help you much more than water will, if at all.
I am just looking to get running so i can get cycling. Sand or rock won't help if i don't have more than a couple gallon of water. Nobody around sells RO water and my filter isn't hooked up yet(need parts) and it is a slow system so i am looking at at least a week or two to fill up my 30 gallon. Not worried about a jump start so much.
Exceptionrule
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ah, misunderstood. Walmart still doing the Culligan's rodi dispensers by you?
Exceptionrule
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yeah, give them a call. Walmart also sell bottled last time I was out in PA.
Distilled water 0tds but seriously hook up your r/o
Along with di resin and check tds often if your doing corals.
Tds Meter ~$10 eBay
refractometer ~15-20$ on eBay
Refractometer Calbration fluid ~6-7$
Most of the time you can get bunches of to push to connect fittings at local Lowes and had
Along with di resin and check tds often if your doing corals.
Tds Meter ~$10 eBay
refractometer ~15-20$ on eBay
Refractometer Calbration fluid ~6-7$
Most of the time you can get bunches of to push to connect fittings at local Lowes and had
