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    rmalone - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Heidi - Reefkeeper
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    Quote Originally Posted by Phil N View Post
    I will be moving up north (Traverse City) and will be using well water for my aquarium. I have a Kent Maxima RODI unit but was wondering if anyone has any recommendations or suggestions for using this water in my aquarium? Thanks.......
    So hi Phil sounds like this whole thread is a bit moot . You have an rodi correct? So hook it up and don't take your chances. My mother has phosphates in here well water... I had phosphates in the "ro" water I used to buy from the grocery store. I prefer to start with a zero or very near to that tds, and the only way to do that is use your rodi.
    Best of luck!
    Heidi

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