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![]() I would run some carbon for a few days.
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![]() Are you using tap or RO water?
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![]() Any chance that you triggered a precipitate snow storm?
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![]() Okay. The facts so far 50% water change with tapwater. That's a pretty big water change. You probably have a bacteria bloom from the declored tapwater due to the fact that Edmonton's tapwater is treated chloramine. Chloramine is a compound consisting of ammonia and chlorine, with about 1 ppm ammonia.
We had a recent discussion on chloramine in Edmonton's tapwater here.... http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/sho...light=ammonium Instead of waiting for a bigger tank, you should invest in an RO or RO/Di unit, or else use RO or distilled water from the grocery store for water changes. |
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![]() Also if there was a problem using tap water wouldn't it have shown up early, not after 4 months? |
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![]() What do you mean, "not allowed" to install an RODI unit? Is this the landlord trying to say that?
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Hope this helps. Doug |
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