Doser

You can go with a standalone doser like the Kamoer https://www.marinedepot.com/Kamoer_...oer_Deepwater_Aquatics-PL10501-FIDPET-vi.html which has all of the programming on the unit, or something like the BRS Doser or Apex DOS which you control via controller programming. I currently use both, with the DOS controlling water changes, and the Kamoer dosing ATI Essentials. You can control how much (ML) of each you want to be dosed over a specified time frame. Anything more specific you want to know? :)
 
There's CoralVue's KH Guardian Pro: https://www.coralvue.com/kh-guardian-pro which will do Alk, and the Neptune is releasing the Trident (unknown release date), that will test Calcium, Alk, and Mag, but then you would need a separate doser to act on the measurements. Those are the only two that I, personally, know about.
 
Being able to maintain stable Alk and Calcium between water changes :)
 
Calcium : 380-450 ppm
Alkalinity: 7-11 dKH
With the goal being to keep it stable, so it doesn't swing.
 
I'm sure its possible, but I, personally, like dosing throughout a 24 hour period compared to all at once.
 
It should work fine, Just be sure you calibrate it, and keep an eye on it. I have never had a Jaebo product, but have seen both praise and concern for them.
 

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