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Yes, it does.  Thanks Eric!

Donna

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> No you do not have to use RO water.  Depending on the quality of your tap
> water you  may want to fill your tank initially with tap to get started
then
> later when doing partial water changes you could use RO water.  RO water
has
> virtually no minerals so you would need to add a reconstituting agent if
you
> use pure RO in the beginning.  I have found that plants grow better in
softer
> and more neutral to acidic water.  Much tap water is hard with slight
> tendency to the basic side.  Some plants such as Val may grow OK in harder
> water but most seem to better in softer/acidic water.  Hope this helps.
> Eric
>
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