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Old 06-24-2008, 07:59 PM   #21
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Old 06-24-2008, 08:03 PM   #22
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Old 06-24-2008, 08:14 PM   #23
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Aerobic and anaerobic bacteria both will feed on yeast. Beer has yeast in it. Usually you would

only do that if it was a new system to feed your bacteria culture until it had enough waste to

substain itself. A septic system is essentially like a pond without the fish so most of the same

rules apply. As stated, the anti-bacterial soap is so minute that you would never see an

effect.

The only way to get the corn out of the leach lines is to stop eating it!
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Old 06-24-2008, 08:18 PM   #24
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Hey BD is this your truck ???
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Old 06-24-2008, 08:22 PM   #25
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That's funny... A plumber in towns slogan is "when doody calls"

Not a plumber just have a degree in aquatic biology and chemistry. I worked in the aquaculture supply industry for years.

It's all the same.
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Not a plumber just have a degree in aquatic biology and chemistry. I worked in the aquaculture supply industry for years.

It's all the same.
So just the color of the water is different?
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Old 06-24-2008, 08:31 PM   #27
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Im in the septic/ haz-mat biz, the rule of thumb is "dilution is the solution" You wont hurt your good bacteria the soap will dilute it before it gets to the tank. Also laundry soap is one of the biggest problems in clogging up the leaching soil leading to premature failure.
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So just the color of the water is different?
Not always...

I went over seas, to country that I shall refrain from saying due to are out of country members, a couple of years ago and the out-houses were actually over the fish ponds!

Yeah, they sounded like Piranna in a feeding frenzy when "it" hit the water.

Some countries are allowed to use chemicals in aquaculture ponds that have been banned in the US for years because they have been proven to cause cancer but yet are govenment still allows those fish to be imported into the US without the same restrictions and guidelines.

Just a little FYI

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Im in the septic/ haz-mat biz, the rule of thumb is "dilution is the solution" You wont hurt your good bacteria the soap will dilute it before it gets to the tank. Also laundry soap is one of the biggest problems in clogging up the leaching soil leading to premature failure.
This is basicly the same reason why you do not want to add chlorinated water to a fish tank.

Chlorine and other chemicals will kill your bacteria.
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Not always...

I went over seas, to country that I shall refrain from saying due to are out of state members, a couple of years ago and the out-houses were actually over the fish ponds!

Yeah, they sounded like Piranna in a feeding frenzy when "it" hit the water.

Some countries are allowed to use chemicals in aquaculture ponds that have been banned in the US for years because they have been proven to cause cancer but yet are govenment still allows those fish to be imported into the US without the same restrictions and guidelines.

Just a little FYI

Whats the difference between this and people eating fish out of a farm pond?

Human poop vs. cow poop.....
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Same as cow poop used to help grow food...You don't spray your fields with human poop.
Just my thought
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You don't spray your fields with human poop.
its kinda injected into the field.
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Old 06-25-2008, 09:09 AM   #33
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Whats the difference between this and people eating fish out of a farm pond?

Human poop vs. cow poop.....
Actually, commercially grown fish are knowhere near cattle. The extra fertilizer from the waste

could be fatal to the health and taste of the fish.

The algae would be so thick in the nutrient rich water you would have oxygen depletion

problems and some algae can make the fish off flavor.

I personally would'nt eat fish out of a pond like you brought up for these reasons...

But since you brought it up if i had to chose between human waste fertilized food and cattle

waste fertilized food I go cow...

I'm not much into recycling human waste to be used on anything but that's just me.

I hear there are 2 girls with a cup that would beg to differ!

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its kinda injected into the field.
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Old 06-25-2008, 11:05 PM   #35
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I hear there are 2 girls with a cup that would beg to differ!
Knowing you, I call bullshit on "hear". I think the correct phrase is "saw 2 girls with a cup"
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