Patrick,
Sorry to say, no it's not very obvious at all. I think you're missing
something here. The 1.0 ppm level of ammonia, at the pH 7.4 conditions that I
recommended it for, would not hurt any living thing at all, and especially
not if a dechloraminator were used such as Prime. There would be absolutely
no free ammonia.
Agreed, not everyone is on a public water supply. While I have a public
supply for my tap water, I too am using my private well for my aquarium water.
While I don't need to use a water conditioner of any kind, there's nothing
from preventing me from still using a dechloraminator to convert any free
ammonia into ammonium if it ever builds up.
I think we can agree on something, and that is, to suggest to anyone to use
a good dechloraminator whether establishing a fish-less cycle or a cycle in
a tank containing fish (but most importantly, in a tank containing fish).
Ray </HTML>
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