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04-17-04, 09:26 PM
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chlorine in water
i know alot of amphibians can not have water with chlorine in it but can reptiles?
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04-17-04, 09:29 PM
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You mean to drink? I wouldnt go pouring chlorine into the drinking water, but normal tap water is fine. There is only a small percentage of chlorine in it, but tap water also carries many minerals that a water p urifier would get rid of, and perhaps cause more severe health problems for the reptile.
Hope this helps.
Jason
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04-17-04, 09:33 PM
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well obviously i wasn't going to put chlorine in the water! lol! i meant city water has chlorine in it (i have well water which does not but soon i'm moving to the city) even then the chlorine can kill amphibians
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04-17-04, 09:37 PM
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Its fine.
Jason
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04-17-04, 09:55 PM
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even aquatic turtles?
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04-17-04, 10:09 PM
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I have a large jug that I fill with tap water and let sit out overnight. I *think* this gets rid of the chlorine, if there is a large enough surface area. I figure the chlorine would dissipate in a snake's open water bowl anyway, but for my rats/mice, since their water is in water bottles, this ensures that the water they are getting has already been de-chlorinated.
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04-17-04, 11:57 PM
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Aquatic turtles will do fine in tap(city) water..
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04-18-04, 12:05 AM
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thanks for the help every one
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04-18-04, 08:10 AM
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There is a product that you can buy at the fish stores that declorilizes water. You add it and it makes it safe for all aquatic creature. Its a good sized bottle...very cheap and goes a long long way. Sitting water or distilling water takes alot of time. A bucket outside to capture rain water is another option...but in the city i would wonder what else you would gather. Your best bet is to buy this treatment chemical, it will not remove beneficial minerals...just chlorine..hope this helps 
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04-18-04, 09:23 AM
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thanks, i will look for it
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04-18-04, 02:26 PM
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aquatic turtles will do just fine in chlorinated city water. Turtles are hardier then you give them credit for. I would suggest you don't dechlorinate the water, because it can help keep the water a little cleaner. I have two aquatic turtles, both in untreated city water, they are fine.
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04-18-04, 04:04 PM
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ok, i see that its fine for reptiles, i know its not ok for my pacman but what about my tiger salamander?
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04-18-04, 08:09 PM
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Sodium thiosulfate eliminates ALL chlorines and chloroamines INSTANTLY from the water. Any laboratory will carry the stuff. Its not expensive.
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04-18-04, 09:53 PM
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Quote:
Originally posted by Jeff_Favelle
Sodium thiosulfate eliminates ALL chlorines and chloroamines INSTANTLY from the water. Any laboratory will carry the stuff. Its not expensive.
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How do you go about obtaining stuff from labs though? I didn't think they were allowed to sell chemicals to the public?
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04-18-04, 10:09 PM
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For all we know, Favelle is a mad scientist, and they sell it to him for cheap in bulk for all his "experiments"........
haha j/k, ok that joke sucked.
Linds, it can probably be purchase from a local university/college.
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