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02-07-2004, 11:51 AM	#1 (permalink)
new2salt2 Fire Shrimp Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: , Posts: 315 Karma: 1	RO/DI needed for reef? I was just in my pet store and asking about a filter for water becasue i am going to start putting in soft corals. the shop owner told me that he just uses a regular tap water filter that filters out heavy minerals, clorine and alge producing bacteria. this filter is only 50 bucks and much cheaper than the 200 for an RO/DI.. i realize that most would stil use the RO/DI, but is it necessary? _________ 50 Gal With Curshed coal substrate and live rock. 2 65W PC lights, Skimmer, waterfall filter

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