boar water

Started by bristlelover, July 27, 2006, 11:28:32 PM

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bristlelover

hi just a question can boar water be used in aquariums. if so what chemicals will i have to use if any. thanks.
e kind to your fish and they will be kind to you too

gasnitro

should not be a problem just check your ph hardness and salt content

nickbo

Hi
Our town water here in cambooya is straight out of bores and all i use is a bit of chlorine neutraliser and all my africans love it
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evojb

you may want to find out what disolved minerals are in the water to see if any will adversely affect your fish, or purify it.

dammwoman

Have your bore water quality tested before going to the expense of installing the bore.
Some have excellent quality bore water and other areas are terrible.
If after testing its Ok go for it, but aerate heavily before putting through fish tanks as it has a very high CO2 content.

Cheers Linda

cosmotiger1

[quote:51e6f445bd] it has a very high CO2 content[/quote:51e6f445bd]

thats interesting, could be great for planted tanks.......

Savage_roo

A nother problem you might come across  is the water might be soft
So u mught have to add some bi carb to bring up the hardness

Andrew
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caryb

I have a bore with 7.9 out of the ground! I don't do anything except chlorine nutralise just in case & I have absolutely no problems at Wamuran.


Cary

dammwoman

A couple of the bigger breeders I know that use bore water have plant ponds which they pump the bore water into and then pump into the fish tanks a couple of days later.
The plants grow very well!!.
Cheers Linda

bristlelover

thanks for all of the replies i will do all of this. this is great as i have a bore on my property so it will save me from going and getting other water. thanks.
e kind to your fish and they will be kind to you too