Hi if I leave my water sit out for couple days,
It's in gallon jugs and have lids on ...if that makes a diff,
Then I dont need to use the water conditioner at all right ??
I know that's how it works for fish easnt sure if hermie's water would be ok ??
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Water help
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aussieJJDude
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Re: Water help
Depends on the water. Some water supplies add chloramine, which is a stable compound and still has similar effects to chlorine - hence why its used. In a lot of cases, trace amounts of heavy metals can also lead to issues as well, which is pretty much present in all but the purist water supplies!
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Re: Water help
K I bought a water conditioner at the store and it's the wrong one.... lol !aussieJJDude wrote:Depends on the water. Some water supplies add chloramine, which is a stable compound and still has similar effects to chlorine - hence why its used. In a lot of cases, trace amounts of heavy metals can also lead to issues as well, which is pretty much present in all but the purist water supplies!
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I just grabbed one cause the lady in the store was talking to me.forever and she didnt even know how to help me .... look for a water conditioner.....
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