What do people here think of them? I am considering getting a pair. For me its a pain to every morning dose the tank. Yesterday was my birthday and I got $200 to get something nice for my reef. At 89.99 each the pumps are not cheap. So I was wondering if there is a better deal out there then bulkreefsupply. I was also wondering if anyone has any experience with them and if they would recommend using them.
http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/store/pro ... inute.html
Dosing Pumps for 2 part
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Re: Dosing Pumps for 2 part
To me, my nightly dosing ritual is a labor of love. All I hear is of things going terribly wrong with them over dosing & wiping out entire reef tanks. 
You are getting sleepy... you only hear the sound of my voice... you must do water changes... water changes... water changes... water changes...
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Re: Dosing Pumps for 2 part
I have also considered a 20g+ kalk top of tank on a drip valve with float valve for fail safe. This way I would only need to add calc or alk when there was an imbalance. To me having the small tasks automated makes all the difference. I would love some day to have the dialyseas machine, automated 24/7 water changes!
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Well trying to figure out what would be the best new addition to my reef once my home remodel is done, I guess Im back to a bigger skimmer.
http://www.seavisions.com/prod02.htm
Well trying to figure out what would be the best new addition to my reef once my home remodel is done, I guess Im back to a bigger skimmer.