 Re: Transporting Natural Sea Water
Hey Matt, how about going to a fishing pier and dropping a bucket off the end with a good strong rope, use a 5 or ten gallon bucket. Pulling all that H2O up will be an excellent arm work out and One can never get too much exercise. Or you could get a SERIOUS salt water pole and use some good line or rope and "fish" for your ocean water off the Pier. As far as doing the 210 gallon thing too much water to move. Your trips would not be enjoyable. But a weekly "water fishing trip" can turn into a day at the beach, time for relaxing and introspection, and you never know You might brain storm on an idea to make all this even easier. Plus transporting less water is better because if you spill it (and all us Reefers have spilled a LOT of water at one time or another) The damage wont be so devastating.
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