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![]() Hello.. I am consider myself still a noobs when it come to reefs setup and stuff and still many thing to learn after a year having my tank and nothing die on me yet accept few Hermits turn into my cute baby porcupine midnight snack.
I don't have a refugium or anything fancy like that. Just a 30g reef tank with my puffer and a baby blue tank. It just a temporary tank until get the basement done for 200+ G tank. Is it possible to setup dripping method for Kalk for the tank? I am getting some Kalk and want to experiment with it. What is the best way to set it up and what I need to do it right? Thank you |
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![]() Many, many options here. If you are just going to play around with it the easiest way would be a IV drip.
http://www.jlaquatics.com/phpstore/s...uct_ID=mc-ad25 |
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![]() A super easy (and cheap) way to drip kalk is to use a 2L pepsi (or other pop of your choice) bottle, drill a hole in the cap for a 1/4" dia. hose and get some sort of valve to adjust flow rate.
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![]() http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/20...nftt/index.php
try this out. this is what harvey is talking about. i used it till i had a good one built!
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![]() Or if you can't find a valve, tie a knot in the hose and tighten until the kalk drips out at the rate you want to dose
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