ro unit

[mfishy]

what is a ro unit? is it the same as a DE-CHLORINATOR? cos that is what i got. u place it on your tap.

[GlobaLPimP]

Do a search on the web or this site for RO/DI water filter. RO/DI is a must for reef (unless you have access to good NSW).

[mfishy]

so how good is my de-chlorinator?

[GlobaLPimP]

what type of tank are you running? Reef, fish only, fish only with live rock? You need to provide more information about your set-up. You can list that stuff in your current tank description so you don't have to type it out all the time. You will be asked this every time you have a question:)

[mfishy]

how do i list my stuff in my tank?

[GlobaLPimP]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8004651#post8004651 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by mfishy
how do i list my stuff in my tank?

Go to where you listed "marine" as your current tank and just add it there

[Fizz71]

What are you trying to keep...I see you changed your "current tank" listing, but nothing on whether you're looking at a reef or just fish.

If it's a reef, you'll need RO at the least...RO/DI preferred..unless you have some great water in your house. Here's RC's RO/DI FAQ FYI ASAP :)

http://www.reefcentral.com/modules.php?s=&name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=2

--Fizz

[mfishy]

for the time being i think live rock/fish but i want to keep fish that will be ok for a reef so i can change when i get more confident