DOSING FROM ALL FOR REEF BOTTLE

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You can dose directly from the all for reef 500ml container with very little modification.

1. Take the nipple like adapter off and then ship top of adapter off

2. Widen hole enough for tubing

3. Feed line from bottom of adapter leaving enough to go in bottle

4. Replace adapter onto bottle with line in bottle

5. Make hole in cap big enough for tubing

6. Feed tubing through bottom of cap

7. Done

Hopefully this helps someone

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You can dose directly from the all for reef 500ml container with very little modification.

1. Take the nipple like adapter off and then ship top of adapter off

2. Widen hole enough for tubing

3. Feed line from bottom of adapter leaving enough to go in bottle

4. Replace adapter onto bottle with line in bottle

5. Make hole in cap big enough for tubing

6. Feed tubing through bottom of cap

7. Done

Hopefully this helps someone

IMG_2855.jpeg
A lot of the bottles from a lot of manufacturers are coming like this now with a little nipple in the bottle top to enable dosing directly from the containers. Neat idea.
 
You can dose directly from the all for reef 500ml container with very little modification.

1. Take the nipple like adapter off and then ship top of adapter off

2. Widen hole enough for tubing

3. Feed line from bottom of adapter leaving enough to go in bottle

4. Replace adapter onto bottle with line in bottle

5. Make hole in cap big enough for tubing

6. Feed tubing through bottom of cap

7. Done

Hopefully this helps someone

IMG_2855.jpeg
Can you elaborate here?

My bottle doesn’t have a nipple adapter but it has what looks like an insert to allow you to fill a small dosing cup or drip to slow the flow down. Looks like you just drilled a hole through the lid and put your rubbing in the bottle.
 

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