Previously Asked Questions

• by Alex on May 5, 2013, @1:25 PM

  Do you ship this to Canada?

  Bulk Reef Supply Hey Alex,
  Yes it is not a problem to have this shipped to Canada. The only things we can't ship to Canada are foods and most of the types of Rock.

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• by Jeffrey on April 28, 2013, @6:20 AM

  can I use this on a 16 gallon AIO? I am currently dosing ESV manually, is BRS mixture equivalent?

  Bulk Reef Supply Hey Jeffrey,
  You sure can. I would suggest getting the small package as even that is going to last quiet a while in a tank that small!

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• by Tim on February 12, 2013, @9:57 AM

  whats the head pressure of these

  Bulk Reef Supply Hey Tim,
  The max head pressure on the dosing pumps is 20ft.

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• by CLAUDIO on January 13, 2013, @5:28 PM

  Hi , I already have 1 Gallon BRS Bulk Magnesium Chloride and 1 Gallon BRS Bulk Magnesium Sulfate what kit do I need for ALK and CA dosing? I also have 1 of your dosing pumps so I may need another one? Thanks for your advice.

  Bulk Reef Supply Hey Claudio,
  Great question. All you need in order to add Calcium and Alkalinity to the process would be a container of calcium chloride and a container of soda ash. You mix each up with water to make a calcium solution and an alkalinity solution (like your magnesium solution). A 1 gallon container of each should be a good start.
  
  http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/brs-bulk-soda-ash-sodium-carbonate-aquarium-supplement.html
  
  http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/brs-bulk-calcium-chloride-aquarium-supplement.html
  
  Each doser is capable of dosing one solution. You would need a total of 3 to dose all of the above, or 2 if you just want to automate the calcium and alkalinity, so I would suggest picking up one more doser so that you can automate them both :-)
  http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/catalog/product/view/id/827/
  
  

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• by Brian on March 6, 2013, @3:31 PM

  The dosers come with a clear hose and a white hose. What's the difference, if any?

  Bulk Reef Supply Hey Brian,
  The softer hose is easier to route, but also easier to kink. The more rigid hose on the other hand doesn't kink as easy but is a bit stiffer to work with. Use whichever works best for your routing and application :-)

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