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Reverse Osmosis FAQs; RO Filter Use In Discus Fish Aquariums Explained by Rocky Mountain Discus Including Discus Aquarium Filtration Information.
This is just a sample of the content found on this website. Please visit the website to read the entire page. "Home Discus Photo Gallery Customer Gallery Discus Stock List Testimonials Shipping Shopping Discus Tank Mates Discus Food and Discus Medications Discus Fish Care Discus Nutrition Discus Fish Diet Discus Filtration Discus Nitrification Discus Food Recipe Discus Water Changes Discus Aquarium Cycle RO Filter Use RO Filter Sales 50 gpd ro membrane 100 gpd ro membrane 150 gpd ro membrane Links Site Map To Request By Email: Discus Fish Availability Discus Fish Prices Address: PO Box 179 Inglefield, In. 47618 Phone: 812-868-8631 ROCKY MOUNTAIN DISCUS FISH CARE SEND EMAIL Reverse Osmosis and Discus Fish This article will explain the reverse osmosis water filtration process and how it is used in soft water species aquariums, including angel fish and discus fish. RO water is also used to build water for marine and reef aquariums. A reverse osmosis filter is not used to filter water that is inside the aquarium. RO filters are not aquarium filters. RO filters are used to purify and soften tap water for use in filling aquariums and changing water. Soft water is necessary when lower ph values are required. Pure water is necessary for marine and reef aquaria. As you will see, this pure water must be "reconstituted "to make it suitable for aquarium inhabitants. Osmotic reverse osmosis filters are designed for the high output needs of aquarium use. A Brief Look At Aquarium Filtration The primary purpose of aquarium filtration is to remove harmful by products produced by the fish. This process is termed nitrification. Ammonia is given off by the fish and food in the aquarium. Ammonia is harmful to tropical fish. In the aquarium filter specialized " .... read entire page
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