4 part doser milage

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Hello, i'm setting up a 20 gallon reef, and have a 4 part doser on the way. what are the best 4 additives to add in your opinion? I have reef fusion one and two (Seachem has yet to disappoint). Are there dosable coral foods? Any additives that you swear by?
 
Many liquid dosable foods require refrigeration. I fed arctipods that way, and other foods, keeping them in a cold box.

When you set up dosing Seachem Reef Fusion, just be forewarned that it is not properly designed for 1:1 dosing so the two heads are likely to need different dosing speeds.

Organic carbon (such as vinegar) can be dosed by doser.
 
Many liquid dosable foods require refrigeration. I fed arctipods that way, and other foods, keeping them in a cold box.

When you set up dosing Seachem Reef Fusion, just be forewarned that it is not properly designed for 1:1 dosing so the two heads are likely to need different dosing speeds.

Organic carbon (such as vinegar) can be dosed by doser.
do you mean in terms of precipitation? Or that I just need to test and find the rate that keeps it at the right level? It's the Chihiros doser, so I can put each head on whatever setting I want. What does organic carbon do for the tank?
 

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