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Arachnobaron
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I wasn't saying all water labeled spring is tap. But alot of the major brands actually are. I worked at Sprouts farmers market when i was younger and we sold alot of designer waters that were from all kinds of exotic springs. Your store brands claiming spring sources are probably a little less than trustworthy.While the name "spring water" is a confusing label just like "diet" and "low fat", not all spring waters come from tap water.
Fiji water does come from a natural aquifer, but lately there is some concerning information with problems going on there. I don't know if the problems are true or if it is just politics but I now avoid it.
I have been buying Hydrate which is true spring water, but it is available in gallon jugs at decent prices. It comes from a spring in the Tennessee near the Appalachian mountains. I don't know that it is perfect but YouTube video tests show the PH does match what it says and it doesn't come from tap water.
For me, the big chemical difference between tap water and true spring water is that my Tea pot does not slowly turn green (tarnish) when I use good quality water.
But back to the tarantula world, I think the bigger question on water is what type PH would be best for a tarantula?