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I understand what you are saying. In my tank, it's mostly softies with a few LPS and even fewer SPS. My dKh drops by 1-2 per WEEK. If a system, is already balanced and doesn't use much AIO solution to keep the levels correct, I think that these AIO dosing systems can work, for tanks like mine. My tank is nearly a year and a half old.There are several of these all-in-one supplies available. With this one TM managed even to bring it in a liquid form which is not as easy.
As understandable it is that we tend to reduce complex things to the max with AIOs.....
I anyhow recommend using 2- or 3-part dosing as this is much more flexible. You can’t adjust Ca vs Alkalinity with AIO systems. Also they are quite expensive.
While that would work for ca and alk, kalk dosnt add in mag or any othe trace elements. I’m looking for a more wholistic approach to dosing and making it as simple as possible.Have you tried Kalkwasser to help keep calcium and alkalinity stable?
I have a similar set up and it has worked well in my systems.
Although some do not like to use it.
It’s inexpensive and easy to use in an ATO or drip.
Once I got calcium and alk where I wanted it kalk kept it stable.
While that would work for ca and alk, kalk dosnt add in mag or any othe trace elements. I’m looking for a more wholistic approach to dosing and making it as simple as possible.
You are probably right. At least I can ease into it one dosing pump at a time this way lol.Try it.
Although it should work, i‘m pretty sure you end with a different dosing System later
Hey Randy, I wanted to get your take on Tropic Marin's All The Reef. TIA!
https://www.tropic-marin-smartinfo.com/en/minerals/all-for-reef.html#open-5
While that would work for ca and alk, kalk dosnt add in mag or any othe trace elements. I’m looking for a more wholistic approach to dosing and making it as simple as possible.
ThanksTsa87, nice tank! Like your lights.
This all in one also is not perfect. It ties alk to calcium, as limewater does, and ties a small amount of organic carbon dosing to both (which you may or may not prefer).
Yes, @Randy Holmes-Farley, how does this work?How does it work? I didn't think a person could combine ca/all/mg in a all in one? Thought something would parcipitate or does the carbon play some role?
Yes, @Randy Holmes-Farley, how does this work?