Best single dosing head?

Clowning_Around72 · Apr 23, 2020

What is the best choice of doser for a single dosing head since I dose tropic marin's all for reef?

Ef4life · Apr 23, 2020

Best idk, but I have been looking hard at the kamoer x1. It’s wifi or Bluetooth, seems easy to control and calibrate with the app. And it’s pretty cheap at $60. As of right now I just manually dose by hand, but I might pick one up to try out for my pico tank.

35ppt · Apr 23, 2020

Kamoer X1 is a good option, the app is very rough but does work, that's what I'm using at the moment. I'd also be looking at the Ecotech Versa, twice as expensive but likely higher quality parts and software. Both are still very new so I can't speak of their longevity. The BRS 1.1ml dosers are also a good option that's been around forever, but you would need a controller or timer of some sort.

mcshams · Apr 23, 2020

Love the Kamoer X1. We've used it temporarily, then moved to full balling style 4-dose and still stayed with the Kamoer (just the F4 Pro). I think as a whole, MOST aquarium equipment apps could use some fine tweaking )as @35ppt indicated it's a little rough, but I find it completely usable without much ado and fanfare.

S.Pepper · Feb 8, 2021

AC1211 said:
What is the best choice of doser for a single dosing head since I dose tropic marin's all for reef?

What did u decide on? I am also looking for a single head doser for TMs All for Reef. The Kamoer X1 Pro looks good for my purposes. I would think about the Versa, but it's not in stock any where.

Clowning_Around72 · Feb 10, 2021

S.Pepper said:
What did u decide on? I am also looking for a single head doser for TMs All for Reef. The Kamoer X1 Pro looks good for my purposes. I would think about the Versa, but it's not in stock any where.

I ended up manually doing it after school as I found it easier to measure it out myself daily and adjust myself as I saw fit. Anyway my tank had a bad ice or velvet outbreak and corals died with them due to two fish going missing and causing a nitrate or ammonia first I guess spike then algae and aiptasia. Now I have one fish so I barely dose and only to ensure the all stays up for the shrimp and crabs I still have.

S.Pepper · Feb 10, 2021

AC1211 said:
I ended up manually doing it after school as I found it easier to measure it out myself daily and adjust myself as I saw fit. Anyway my tank had a bad ice or velvet outbreak and corals died with them due to two fish going missing and causing a nitrate or ammonia first I guess spike then algae and aiptasia. Now I have one fish so I barely dose and only to ensure the all stays up for the shrimp and crabs I still have.

bummer. hope things get better.

thx for getting back to me.