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Vodka saves the day again!
:mrgreen: Lol well at least the bacteria in my tank thinks so! Been vodka dosing for the past few weeks and I must say I am impressed. Ammonia, Nitrates, and Nitrites couldn't possibly be lower. Ive been doing about 0.4 mL every day or other day
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How many gallons do you have including your sump to dose that amount of Vodka ?
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I get away with no sump on my 29. So 0.4 for 29. I started dosing at 0.1 for a week, then 0.2 for a week, then 0.4 thereafter. I might sneak it to 0.5 daily and leave it there
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Interesting ... I will use the same method as you. Thank you :biggrin:
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The only explaination is that drunk fish don't poop as much
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Vodka contains carbon and many sugars, which bacteria breaks down into a compound that can easily be removed by your skimmer.
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Brandon, how are you adding that. Single dose/day or throughout the day adding small amounts.
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But then again your theory makes sense too hahaha :P Ive noticed thay my pipefish have been cruising the tank a lot more. I would definititley recommend dosing to anyone whos had there tank set up for atleast 6 months.
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Its a single dose a day. I just dilute it in enough water to fill my syringe, then spray it right into high flow. I guess theoretically you could make your own drip system, turn a 1 liter bottle upside down, cut a small hole in the lid and stick some air hose through, silicone and seal it off, tie the hose to a slow drip. I geuss that would be an option.
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