05xrunner
Active Member
yes I have been doing alot of research on this and have been dosing for little over 3weeks now.
I started out with the recommended dose..I moved up till I was dosing .7mL per day on the 2nd week....I had to cut that back to .4mL because I started to get a common black/green cyno others have reported with vodka dosing. If you see that outbreak or any stress in any of your animals you should cut your dosing in half or stop for a while and start over. yes every week you keep adding .5mL till you see that the nitrates and phosphates are dropping and then you stop at that and that will be your daily dose #...I have noticed better polyp extension. Skimmer gets more aggressive, water seems a little clearer but I cant say on any hard evidence yet as I am only starting to reach the 3week period of dosing.
I never had any yellowing of water. Just that cyno issue
i dont know if this is allowed since its a journal and magazine type thing. But I am posting the link anyway..its HELPFUL to the community not trying to steal sales
http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2008-08/nftt/index.php
I started out with the recommended dose..I moved up till I was dosing .7mL per day on the 2nd week....I had to cut that back to .4mL because I started to get a common black/green cyno others have reported with vodka dosing. If you see that outbreak or any stress in any of your animals you should cut your dosing in half or stop for a while and start over. yes every week you keep adding .5mL till you see that the nitrates and phosphates are dropping and then you stop at that and that will be your daily dose #...I have noticed better polyp extension. Skimmer gets more aggressive, water seems a little clearer but I cant say on any hard evidence yet as I am only starting to reach the 3week period of dosing.
I never had any yellowing of water. Just that cyno issue
i dont know if this is allowed since its a journal and magazine type thing. But I am posting the link anyway..its HELPFUL to the community not trying to steal sales
http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2008-08/nftt/index.php