Eric_n_Ga Well-Known Member Messages 885 Reaction score 925 Location Ellijay ga Mar 27, 2021 #1 How do you keep the hose from clogging on your dosing pump hose. Dosing all for reef and had a hose clog basically stop the flow of liquid.
How do you keep the hose from clogging on your dosing pump hose. Dosing all for reef and had a hose clog basically stop the flow of liquid.
Dmitri Well-Known Member Market Messages 645 Reaction score 617 Location Dallas Mar 27, 2021 #2 It’s a pain, haven’t figured out easy way to do it. Replacing hose every few months seems to be easiest solution.
It’s a pain, haven’t figured out easy way to do it. Replacing hose every few months seems to be easiest solution.
k3nnyp Active Member Supporting Messages 418 Reaction score 115 Mar 27, 2021 #3 Generally they clog at the end. You could leave the hose extra long and cut off 1/2 inch every now and again. I generally just try to pinch the hose and rinse when I see it starting to clog. Sent from my SM-G991U1 using Tapatalk
Generally they clog at the end. You could leave the hose extra long and cut off 1/2 inch every now and again. I generally just try to pinch the hose and rinse when I see it starting to clog. Sent from my SM-G991U1 using Tapatalk
ichthyoid Trustee Staff member Supporting Messages 4,338 Reaction score 2,481 Location Cherokee Mar 27, 2021 #4 It sounds like maybe the AFR (calcium formate) is being metabolized by bacteria in the line. You might try flushing with peroxide
It sounds like maybe the AFR (calcium formate) is being metabolized by bacteria in the line. You might try flushing with peroxide
ecoreefguy Well-Known Member Supporting Messages 719 Reaction score 706 Mar 27, 2021 #5 I have my line end with a John guest connector and replace every so often