Dosing Major Elements or Coral Food to a Reef Tank Couldn’t Be Easier!

Don't skip the dosing pump! When you finally start adding coral to your reef tank, it's time to start dosing calcium and alkalinity to keep up with your coral growth. While doing it by hand is perfectly acceptable, adding a dosing pump or two to your reef gear will save you time and help ensure that you don't miss any doses. There are so many things these versatile pumps can dose to your aquarium and Matthew has all your information here! Check it out!
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[dusk]

Peristaltic pumps were such a serious game changer for me. The number of liquid exchanges that can be automated is vast, and is such a labor saver.
Not only on marine tanks either, it was a fantastic item for my planted tank as well.
It's such a useful tool.

[lcarpetrondookmerriot]

THAT SHIRT IS SO AWESOME... IM FEELIN IT!

[fishpony]

Wasnt aware u guys had u own line of dosing pumps. Awesome!

[jamesorr]

Does this mean that you use the timer outlet to determine how much it doses? That seems difficult to calibrate unless you’re using whole numbers in terms of the dose. I.e. 5 minutes would dose 5.5 ml. Unless I’m misunderstanding?

[Val_Halla]

Man I love the BRS Dosers. I have several and they’re rock solid.

I program them using Apex and the OSC function (via reeftonics calculator) - but it’s a pain to make adjustments.

It really sucks that Apex Fusion doesn’t have a dosing wizard that supports other dosers besides their own DOS pumps..unlike
CoralVue’s Hydros from what I’ve recently learned.

Here’s hoping BRS can influence Neptune to unlock Fusion’s dosing wizard to work for other dosers besides their own. (Which let’s face it..is just a slimy sales tactic to sell more Neptune DOS pumps..
But this is making me consider ditching Neptune for Hydros.)
Am I alone here?

[leewishnov]

Why is the brs doser better than the kamoer x1 Bluetooth?

Kamoer x1 Bluetooth is smaller, more precise, cheaper, app programmable and doesn’t need added timer. Brs sells it so I’m not trying to be out of line.

[reptiles]

I would recommend the 50 ml per minute for Kalkwasser. 1.1 ml is way too slow for the volume needed.

[seanhuber]

Look at the Dosinpumps, Reeffactory 😎😎😎

[PaulWright]

50ml/day vs 1ml/min ? Remember there are 1440 minutes in a day which would be 1440ml/day. Something amiss here peeps. 😅

[bluerider]

Please use your influence to get Ecotech to start making the Versa 4 packs. They have pretty much never been in stock anywhere and I have been on just about everyone's waiting list for 2 years.

Everytime I ask Ecotech about it, they have some excuse, but the latest being a microchip shortage. Well they don't seem to have any problem getting microchips for lights and pumps, so what's the deal.

Plus the price has gone up 200 dollars in the meantime. Sorry to vent, I love Ecotech products, but this has just made me frustrated and is going to force me to have look elsewhere.

Please help.

[wesbrackmanthercenthusiast]

Any suggestions for dosing water between tanks around 100 gallons per day so it stays one system between several tanks ?