How much All for Reef are you dosing?

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I swapped to all for reef from triton and have had good results. I have a 100 gal SPS dominant tank. I’m up to 55mL per day to keep my Alk at 8. It seems like a lot and was curious if this is typical with A4R. I’m doing DIY method with the individual components from TM to keep cost down (I also had some A and K before hand)

Also what time and over how long are you guys dosing?
 
I'm dosing 27ml a day down from 30ml. I try to keep alk between 8-9 and cut back a little when it went over 9 dkh . I dose in 5 doses between 8am and noon. I was manually dosing and feel it works out just fine but I had a doser here and was starting to forget to dose so I installed the doser.
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EDIT : roughly 60g volume.
 
I dose around 24ml in a 50 gallon tank so 55ml in a 100 gallon seems about right to me
 
lol that is soo much, considered adding kalkwasser or even a calcium reacotr to that system?
Yeah I just recently increased it again from 54 to 60, my new years resolution is to research other, more cost effective dosing methods, AFR is super expensive where I live and I'm going through it too fast now.
 
I was dosing 25 ml per day in a 60 gal mixed reef. Did a fragging session and have lowered it to 18ml for now. Seems my birdnest coral was using a lot. Once cit down it reduced my consumption quite a bit.
 
"I dose 11 ml daily, split into 8 doses, in my 26.4-gallon LPS-dominated tank. This corresponds to approximately 0.6 dKH per day."
 
I dose 50 ml a day split into 10 doses throughout the day. I also top off with roughly 1200 ml of kalk water a day. 30 gallon aquarium. 60% SPS, 35% LPS, 5% Soft corals. I try to keep Alk around 8.5
 

WHAT KIND OF SUBSTRATE ARE YOU RUNNING ON YOUR TANK?

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