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![]() Edit for last post timed out. I wanted to add the water report from Kalamalka Lake to show the numbers. Note the high alkalinity.
North Kalamalka Lake Intake Water Quality 2008 Water System: Greater Vernon Water Source: Kalamalka Lake Facility: Kal Lake Pumpstation Sampling Point: Kal Lake Intake Date: 7/14/2008 INORGANIC Results (mg/L unless noted) Aluminum <0.050 Antimony <0.0030 Arsenic <0.0050 Barium 0.027 Boron 0.021 Cadmium <0.00010 Calcium 40.6 Chloride 5.38 Chromium <0.015 Copper <0.0030 Cyanide < 0.01 Fluoride 0.24 Iron <0.20 Lead <0.001 Magnesium 19.8 Manganese <0.0050 Mercury <0.00030 Molybdenum 0.005 Nitrate (as N) 0.069 Nitrite (as N) <0.010 Potassium 5.07 Selenium <0.0050 Sodium 18.4 Sulphate 51 Uranium 0.003 Zinc 0.011 PHYSICAL Results (mg/L unless noted) Alkalinity (as CaCO3) 152 Colour <5 TCU Conductivity 409 microS/cm Hardness (as CaCO3) 183 pH 7.8 Total dissolved solids 238 Turbidity 1.0 NTU UV Transmittance @254(%) 91% Not suggesting that there couldn't also be a problem with the odd batch of salt, just trying to show that there could be other factors at play & that RODI water is always your best bet to ensure long term reef health.
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