Is this freshwater type?
85928
yes....foodgrade diatomaceous earth is freshwater!i used it on my dogs bedding and dusted my cats w/it and used it on their bedding!was very safe and i found very dead fleas!amazing product!
1414046
Yes it is. I have had multiple days of wheel well buildup melt in there before I squeegeed the water out.
844468
To answer your question no. Looks like it but I was afraid to do the water test. So save your money and invest on something better.
328811
That could be. Take a 20 oz water sample into Leslie's Pool Supply or your local pool supply store and have them check the salinity to make sure. They may even check it for free.
1226529
The carbon appears to be pressed / extruded into tube form and looks much like spaghetti. It is also very hard which might indicate low porosity. It also does not come in the bag that is pictured. There is minimal dusting when rinsed and I believe this is due to its hardness. I use it in my freshwater aquarium and it has been working well. I have proved this by performing full spectrum testing of the water.
109481
I use mine strictly for freshwater, probably could be used for saltwater but I would not recommend it.
596123
Yes it is. Sounds about like my pond. For the price this is a good little unit. I agree with sellermom, you have to be diligent about cleaning it. I have purchased more filter pads to replace when needed as well.
1724184
They seem to be, but I have not submerged one in water to find out for sure. Everything seems to stay fresh and dry, even when we run the swamp cooler for months on end.
694452
No it is not. The camera is the best I have used. Love the photos but I do keep it in a sealed baggie to prevent dust from getting into the camera so I would think water would really be a problem.
783472
No. They are sensitive to both temperature extremes and lack of water. They are indoor plants. May live if you live in a temperate climate
909552
I would think so. Water is water. Pump sucks it up and filters out the particles. No matter if it's salt or fresh.
661620
Yes, it is.... and it's great looking and good quality...though I removed the water filter, as it was a bit decresing the water flow...
1390740
Definitely. I have only used it for saltwater but it would serve well in freshwater too.
315818
Yes it is. You need to add enough water to replace the cold water that is in it. Works great.
113202
Freshwater fish have never seen a saltwater shrimp and are not accustomed to eating them. These are nothing like freshwater shrimp. There are much better baits for freshwater and I would not use these.
1970436
It should suffice, along with regular water changes. I have had good results with this product with a variety of aquatic plant species.
1616839
no it is not. I wouldn't put it in water, however a little rain probably won't damage it.