sumit how much % of oxygen is needed in an bowl of water for a fish ?
Asked by ketagajjar | 17th Jul, 2010, 12:00: AM
Expert Answer:
(The term percent saturation is often used for water quality comparisons. Percent saturation is the dissolved oxygen reading in mg/L divided by the 100% dissolved oxygen value for water (at the same temperature and air pressure).
The average saturation in an aquarium is about 70%. The level of dissolved oxygen varies throughout the day. A dissolved oxygen content of 5-7 ppm is sufficient, first signs of stress will show if the content drops below 4 ppm.
(The term percent saturation is often used for water quality comparisons. Percent saturation is the dissolved oxygen reading in mg/L divided by the 100% dissolved oxygen value for water (at the same temperature and air pressure).
The average saturation in an aquarium is about 70%. The level of dissolved oxygen varies throughout the day. A dissolved oxygen content of 5-7 ppm is sufficient, first signs of stress will show if the content drops below 4 ppm.
Answered by | 18th Jul, 2010, 07:37: AM
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