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11/08/2006, 07:58 AM
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Registered Member
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Texas
Posts: 982
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kalk drip
what is the easiest/cheapest way to have a kalk drip. I don't want an auto top off system, because I don't have enough room to keep the 4 gallons a day of top off water that I need. I would like to have about a 2 gallon kalk drip system w/ no float valves or anything like that just a slow drip. Then i will dump the rest of the top off water in another time during the day.
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clowns, bi-color pseudo, coral beauty, yellow tang GBTA, crocea clam xenia, various polyps/zoa's, candy cane, tree leather, frogspawn, torch, various mushrooms, green/red plate, birdsnest Current Tank Info: 180 AGA, tunze 6100, 6025 and 6060, 3 x 250 mh's, 3 x 80 t5's, ASM G4+ |
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11/08/2006, 08:05 AM
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Hermit
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Mountains of Boulder County.
Posts: 2,289
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The problem i had with any kind of emmiter was clogging and the need to stir kalkwasser often. Example would be the kent dosser, the kalk would percipitate out and collect on the bottem of the container. clogging everything on its way down. I will keep a eye on this thread, i have never sucessfull dosed kalkwasser with out the help of a stirrer.
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Stay fishy my friends. Current Tank Info: 300 gallon built in plumbed to the basement. 30 gallon surge for flow, GEO protein skimmer, litermeter 3's for continuous water change (1 gallon per day), calc reactors, kalk reactors, 600w MHx2, 6" DSB, 1000 lbs of live rock (300 display, 700 sump) |
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