Aged Water

[pitdogg2]

Do you take any ph shift in account? My tap water comes out at 8.8 and it settles down to 7.7 in about 12-18 hours. I run my tap water in my holding tank through a Rena xp3 350gph, a fluidized bed filter with 1 liter of Purigen and a huge dual sponge filter with a 400gph powerhead. That's after i fill it with a high pressure garden hose agitating the whole time.
Just for the sake of arguement the water is at temp going in the aging tank 82°

Fixed it ^^^^^
I mistakenly put kilo instead of liter.
I use 1 liter of purigen in my lifeguard fluidized bed filter

[Filip]

Fixed it ^^^^^
I mistakenly put kilo instead of liter.
I use 1 liter of purigen in my lifeguard fluidized bed filter

Your point was taken , either way though

[bluelagoon]

You sure about that?

That does look low.Now take a reading on aged aerated water. Usually 1-2 ml/l or higher is best.

ok sorry I see that is 8%.

[Filip]

That does look low.Now take a reading on aged aerated water. Usually 1-2 ml/l or higher is best.

ok sorry I see that is 8%.

Can someone explain the values on the screen to me?

[Megalodon]

Can someone explain the values on the screen to me?

Water temperature, barometric pressure, percent saturation, and oxygen concentration.

Over 5 mg/L is what you want to see.