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Well, it’s not easy to keep it clean . I have very hard water I used distilled white vinegar, and then I clean it with plexi clean but if you don’t stay on top of it, you will have a problem . But I have the same issue with Glass so

...I would not use tap water because you will get build up plus they put in additional things depending on where you live. I have used the zero water filter systems in winter here when it snows and I can not easily go to the water fill up station at my grocery store. Last year I had to use it...

I’m going to advise using better water. You can use the ReptiSafe to remove things like chlorine and what not, but the minerals remain and will clog your Mist King and fogger. Making reverse osmosis (aka RO) water is pretty easy. I hook one of these up to my kitchen faucet when I need to make...

I am wondering how this attaches thx!

All are great advise!

No, I’m using the big blue jugs from home depot it’s ro

If you can unscrew the aerator (end of the faucet), you can install this. For example, I usually have a normal aerator on my sink, but my fridge water needed to be unhooked, so I attached a Pur filter. When I need to make RO water again, I’ll remove the Pur filter and attach this. Easy peasy.

...branches outside today, I noticed one of the little froggies looking really sad and thin. It’s pretty chilly out and of couse only going to get colder at night. Poor guy was like a frogsicle. He is now in a little bin with some clean plants, fresh RO water and a dish of mealworms for the night.

I’ve always used regular tap, hard water. I have to take the front of the nozzles off and clean them with vinigar a couple times a year is all. Also, I learned in my aquarium days that if you let water sit for 24 hours it will dissipate the chlorine out and not have to use water stabilizer when...

...the cham outside for some highly supervised sunshine time to get some UVB as well while you are waiting for the right lights. 3. I use RO water, I know others use distilled water too. Tap water will have lots of minerals and other gunk in there and it will clog up your misting and fog...

Have you ever had an issue with the actual mistking having issues with tap water? Or just the nozzles?

If using RO water this won't be the problem but dissolved solids in municipal mains water can remain on chams skin after its evaporated especially if it's hard water and unfiltered 👍

Most drinking water (not spring water) sold in gallon jugs in stores is RO water. I used to use only distilled in my misting systems but with the recent shortages I have been running a mix of distilled and RO gallons. I have had no visible build up on the nozzles so far after a year of use.

I love the look of that acrylic enclosure but I wonder how hard it is to keep that acrylic spot free or free of scratches. I’m sure RO or distilled water helps keep mineral spots to a minimum. Maybe some vinegar water on a soft cloth once in a while?

Oh ok i understand now, thank you. thats not an issue i have an rodi filter for my salt water tank rewf tank. Should i remove the last di stage for use with the fogger or will using will the 0tds rodi be ok?

Mine does the same, I have a small coloured patch because of the minerals from tap water but have since swapped to RO water and now nothing happens. I don’t think it would cause rust though

Thanks for the reply’s I can’t get RO water so think I will opt for distilled it’s easy to obtain and reasonably priced

I wish I knew where to get ro water that cheap. I checked out getting an ro maker but it takes so much water just to make one gallon of ro and I live in an apartment and am afraid of getting in trouble for using too much water because I dont pay for water.

Don't add any salt... You want RO water for anything you run with water. You want this so minerals do not build up in the equipment causing the machine to fail.

...beige colors, w/ small hits of an orangey tone. Oh I have never heard that about the springtails. I'll have to look into that, I use RO water myself. His urates sound perfect :) I’ll have to move the branches down a bit, the highest point (usual spot he likes being at) is 3 inches away...