Paul Bisacca
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How often do you change your water? I do mine maybe every other week if I think about it. Also use rain water.
Yikes! I wouldn't use rainwater when there are much cleaner, pollutant free alternatives available.How often do you change your water? I do mine maybe every other week if I think about it. Also use rain water.
what water do they drink in the wild? RO/DI I don't think is available?Yikes! I wouldn't use rainwater when there are much cleaner, pollutant free alternatives available.
What wild T drinks rainwater from Metropolitan Atlanta? Would you drink the rainwater you collect? Would you drink it from the T's bowl after it sits for two weeks if you happen to think about it?what water do they drink in the wild? RO/DI I don't think is available?
Lol, its a freekin spider, i bet your dog licks it's a$$, would you lick your's if you could or his?What wild T drinks rainwater from Metropolitan Atlanta? Would you drink the rainwater you collect? Would you drink it from the T's bowl after it sits for two weeks if you happen to think about it?
@Paul Bisacca just a quick question, just confirming what you're saying.Lol, its a freekin spider, i bet your dog licks it's a$$, would you lick your's if you could or his?
You my friend are a water expert! Enlighten me, what pollutants do you describe?@Paul Bisacca just a quick question, just confirming what you're saying.
If there is a chance you're rainwater was contaminated with pollutants that might harm your T, you wouldn't have the ethics of a responsible animal owner to use a safer, alternative water source? Or not because "it's a freekin spider"?
Also, is your puzzling and inappropriate fascination with beastiality more your form of responsible animal ownership?
That is totally wrong. How can you say that rain water is pure? It can be polluted while raining, during run off, during collection. Parasites, insect larvae, chemicals and a lot of stuff could also contaminate the water while it is collecting into the bin. There is a huge amount of different factors.RO/DI, pure H2O, most consider not safe long term for any animal. Spring water, what guarantee there are no pollutants? Tap water, for gods sake test it to see what crap is in it. Rain water is pure, its what animals in the wild drink, quit reading idiot posts from folks who just rehash what they have been reading over and over again in dumb a$$ posts like this.
Does boiling tap water help in any way?Read up on TDS - Total dissolved solids before you make a claim that is unfounded. Common knowledge for reef hobbyists. And measure your tap water if you think it is safe, fluoride, lead, chlorine, etc. If you think tap is safer than rain, you are uneducated.
I refill weekly, clean as neededHow often do you change your water? I do mine maybe every other week if I think about it. Also use rain water.