rainy day = cloudy water?
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rainy day = cloudy water?
Has any one else noticed this? We had a good rain yesterday and I had a water change this morning, now I have cloudier water than normal. This isn't the first time this has happened, I think its pretty interesting.
GilbertonFisher- FishBox Member
- Join date : 2011-02-22
Location : Bremerton
Re: rainy day = cloudy water?
I dont see that correlation at all. What I do see is seasonal changes in conductivity. Summer time conductivity is at least two to three times higher than that of the Winter time.
leisure_man- Fry
- Join date : 2011-07-04
Location : 3rd rock from the Sun
Re: rainy day = cloudy water?
when you say conductivity are talking about electrical conductivity? I thought it might be because of an increased amount of minerals in the water from a heavy rain prior to a water change. I have had this happen in the middle of winter.
GilbertonFisher- FishBox Member
- Join date : 2011-02-22
Location : Bremerton
Re: rainy day = cloudy water?
Liquid conductivity is measured in micro Siemens per cm (µS/cm). It can be correlated to ppm which is what TDS measures. Typically 1ppm = 1.56µS/cm. It is not just the minerals that affect the conductivity or ppm.
leisure_man- Fry
- Join date : 2011-07-04
Location : 3rd rock from the Sun
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