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Results: Do you Dose Vodka?

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  • Yes always.

    5 19.23%
  • No and I never will.

    7 26.92%
  • Not now but I have before and WOULD do it again.

    2 7.69%
  • Not now but I have before and WON'T do it again.

    2 7.69%
  • Haven't yet but I am considering it.

    10 38.46%

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  1. #21
    OUTLAWREEFER - Reefkeeper CR Member
    Join Date
    Aug 2011
    Location
    Macomb MI
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    First Name
    Jim

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    I've seen nothing but good things come from dosing vodka. I had a 75 gallon that had an old DSB and had no bad issues except a little cyno every no and then. I started dosing my 4 month old 150 and dropped my Nitrates from 50 to 2 and Phos from 2.83 to .58 (hanna) in 5 weeks, of course I have been doing bi weekly 20% water changes. Vodka does work but you need to pay close attention to your corals and sand bed and follow the instructions to a tee. Oh and MB7 is the key.

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    cephalotus - Reefkeeper
    Join Date
    Jan 2010
    Location
    Belleville Mi
    Posts
    390
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    Ryan

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    Vodka dosing is the best thing that ever happened to my tank.

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