Nigel
11-22-2002, 01:11 AM
Hi guys,
I usually keep my tap water well aerated for 2 days and the water is safe to use. However, recently the water company has been using very high levels of Chlorine which will not evaporate in a hurry. Once I have aerated the water, and just prior to introducing to the tanks, I need to check the water to ensure its safe.
I need to:
1. Know how to measure the amount of Chlorine in the water.
2. Purchase a Chlorine Test Meter that is accurate but doesn't cost the earth.
Can anyone please help me with regard to the above two points as I am in trouble. I am scared to do a water change as the last one cost me dearly with the loss of a 120 fry. :(
Would very much appreciate your help.
Best Regards,
Nigel
I usually keep my tap water well aerated for 2 days and the water is safe to use. However, recently the water company has been using very high levels of Chlorine which will not evaporate in a hurry. Once I have aerated the water, and just prior to introducing to the tanks, I need to check the water to ensure its safe.
I need to:
1. Know how to measure the amount of Chlorine in the water.
2. Purchase a Chlorine Test Meter that is accurate but doesn't cost the earth.
Can anyone please help me with regard to the above two points as I am in trouble. I am scared to do a water change as the last one cost me dearly with the loss of a 120 fry. :(
Would very much appreciate your help.
Best Regards,
Nigel