[Crystal-clear]

am i right in thinking my ro has the same 3 stages pluss the membranes on top so if im to create hma water all i need to do is by-pass the membranes??




http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3-Stage-HMA-Heavy-Metal-Reduction-Water-Filter-System-Koi-Ponds-Dechlorinator-/230981847717?pt=UK_Pet_Supplies_Fish&hash=item35c7974aa5

[elite mike]

sorry crystal , dont really know what you mean.

[elite mike]

sorry yes and yes again 

[Crystal-clear]

sorry yes and yes again 

ah so yes the ro unit what i have with membranes on top uses exactly the same filter set;?
so in order to get the hma water all i need to do is by pass the membranes right;? 3 yes yes yes?

[Spruce]

We used r/o water to fill a leaking outside fish pond when the owner did a 'duck'.

The sediment filter will remove larger grit, the chlorine filter will remove chlorine (which is harmful to fish) and the r/o will take anything else out.

When we used to fill our inside fish tank after a clean out, we filled the containers with tap water and left them to stand all day outside. The sun removes chlorine from the water, which is why we always chlorinated our swimming pool on an evening and not in the morning.

I know a chap who just uses one 10" filter through a carbon block/GAC filter to fill his fish pond.

[Crystal-clear]

Hi spruce thanks yes it's for fish, Ro water is way to low ph for the fish i have been told to buy one of those hma, but looks like I'm fine by just by-passing the Ro. As long as the chlorine , metals etc  get filtered that's great