Ohio area members

[sharkweek178]

Is anyone concerned about the water supply after the train crash? I mean as far as adding water to our tank. I know the government said it was safe, but who trusts the government? I'm upstream so I'm not worried for myself.

 

[sharkweek178]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/2023/02/14/ohio-train-derailment-toxic-chemicals/

EAST PALESTINE, Ohio — Eleven days after a train derailed, spilling toxic chemicals and causing a massive fire here, officials told residents Tuesday to use bottled water until testing could confirm whether the local water supply was safe to drink — heightening concern among some locals who were already wary of returning to their homes.

 

[joeyr188]

Is anyone concerned about the water supply after the train crash? I mean as far as adding water to our tank. I know the government said it was safe, but who trusts the government? I'm upstream so I'm not worried for myself.

Dang that is scary I wouldn’t drink tap water for a couple months if that happened here

 

[sharkweek178]

Dang that is scary I wouldn’t drink tap water for a couple months if that happened here

I really wonder what fishkeepers do in a situation like this. I guess you can go a while without a water change. That's not ideal. But adding new tap water seems awful risky.