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09-13-2006, 01:21 AM #1Senior Member
Using aquarium water
fish take a crap & piss in water just like some people do.....why take the risk you'd have to test the water EACH time
Nitrogen occurs as nitrites, nitrates and ammonium. The nitrite form is very toxic and if taken in by humans in drinking water or in food, enters the bloodstream where it interferes with the ability of the blood to carry oxygen. Nitrites can also form compounds that is carcinogenic (cause cancer). Nitrates, though less toxic than nitrites, if taken in by cattle, young animals and children, may be converted to nitrites in their stomachs. Also, if there is too much nitrogen in the soil, it is absorbed into the vegetables in the from of nitrates which may be converted into nitrites under certain conditiions. When one eat these vegetables, the nitrites are digested and converted into nitrosamines whcih can cause stomach cancer.Ganja Guerrilla Reviewed by Ganja Guerrilla on . Using aquarium water Would my aquarium water be good to feed to my special plants? It's a tropical aquarium about 160L big. I have been using it on various plants in my garden and it seems to have a good effect. From a home measuring strip thing: Nitrites: 0 Nitrates: 100 mg/L pH: 7.2 hardness: very hard! off the scale. Rating: 5
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