'ello all! I have heard rumors that, when used in a fish tank, oil dri and similar products bring the kh (and presumably the tds) of the tank down. Can anyone confirm this for me?
Don't know about the TDS, but saf-t-sorb and other similar oil dri type products will bring down the Kh. This is only a temporary situation though, as the clay does have a saturation point. As a side affect of dropping the Kh, the Ph will also be lower for awhile.
Thanks for all the replies so far! What I was thinking is that I could have a container with oil dry that would be used to reduce the KH and TDS for acidic water fish, and which would be changed once a month to ensure continued efficiency. Would this be effective? (my water's TDS is about 173, but I have no clue what the KH or GH is)
Also, where can one find oil dri or similar products?
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