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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Cleveland, ohio
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I have a stupid question. Just received my first RO/DI unit. My tap water is at a 7.2 PH. Is is common for the RO/DI water to have PH around 6.2? according to my color chart from my test kit. All other values are good, chlorine = 0 etc. Would this cause a problem for a reef tank?
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