RO/DI water in the Huntsville area?

[tcwells23]

Hi. Does anyone know where to get ro/di water in the Huntsville area? I was getting ro/di water from Coral Reef Aquatics . Since the tornados, I've been using tap water and I can tell my tank is not looking as good. If I can't get ro/di water somewhere else, my other choices would be bottled water from the grocery store or buy my own ro/di unit. I'm thinking it would be more cost effective to buy a unit. Any suggestions? Thanks!

 

[bdunn13]

I am looking for a used tank in the Madison area and have not really looked for a local fish store. So, my question is, I know nothing about Coral Reef Aquatics? Did something happen to it during the storms?

As far as your water, I would buy a RO unit if you have room to store water.

BD

 

[tcwells23]

Coral Reef Aquatics (CRA) was a shop located on Capshaw Road, its physical address was Athens. It was hit by the tornados and is gone now. It was a great shop, they only had saltwater livestock and supplies. They were very friendly, helpful, and knowledgable. There is a picture of the shop in one of the threads on here. I think its title is "if help is needed".

 

[bdunn13]

Thats awful. I live about 10 minutes from there... i found their website a while back and was wanting to stop by

http://www.coralreefaquatics.com/default.aspx

 

[NicoleC]

Most of the Wal-Marts have a water machine near the front door that does RO.

In the long term, you may want to consider purchasing a Kati-Ani unit. It gets water as clean as RO without all the discharge water going down the drain, and the media is rechargeable.

 

[jrobison]

I think you should buy your own. I got mine at Bulkreefsupply.com Once you get it setup it is very convenient to have your own water. I keep 50 gallons of salt and 50 gallons of fresh ready at all times.

 

[tcwells23]

Thanks for the input. I've been researching some today and I think it would be best to buy my own too.

 

[bdunn13]

What are you using for 50g storage?