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I told you how to make one, get a small tupperware container and drill a hole and add a small valve and some clear tubing 1/8" i think and silicone the container and there you have it.
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yes, that is just what i was looking for, thanks mike. i will look for a small container while im here.... also found a blastomussa here that im in love with! wont be coming home with it though:sad: .....stupid cities permits
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I made my drip container geto all teh stuff from walmart i tihnk it cost me around 6 dollars if that ...
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picked up a plastic container with a lid $1.50 !!! haha and i have TONS of airline tubing at home, all i need is a ball valve, we are going to go to Manards tomorow, im sure they will have one. also got to go have a look at a buddy of mines tank today and it looked great!....well i will post if i got a ballvalve tomorow.
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no you need a air valve
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Are you making a Kalk dripper? All you need is a 2L pop bottle, drill a hole in the cap, stick some airline tube in it and seal it, and use a valve with some sort of precision (or tie knots in the tubing) to control the drip rate.
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There goes Harvey mister smarty pants :mrgreen:
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ok, im home now, i have a question, to do a drip of the pickling lime, how much should i mix to drip into my 20 gallon for the next couple of days????
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Start with 1/2 teaspoon first and adjust as needed. Keep an eye on you pH though and dose it at night.
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does this stuff reduce PH??? and why dose at night??? so the corals dont get it full on???? also, i have a container that is 1/2 gallon.....im going to put 1/2 teaspoon in there mixed with the rest of it water...this should last how long??? how many drips should i get?? is it like 1 per second?? thanks
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