Using a dutch bucket system, 15 gal of water to start how would you replenish the the tank as the water is used?
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I have found that a 60 day old tomato plant in a dutch bucket system uses on average approximately 1/3 of a gallon of nutrition solution per day. 8 full-sized tomato plants will use 5 gallons in 2 - 3 days. This can vary dramatically depending on plant species and environment just to name a few factors. I recommend mixing 5 gallons of nutrition solution at a time and adding it to the tank as needed. The nutrition solution will last 2-3 weeks and after that time it will need to be replaced. When growing tomatoes I have never had that problem because of how fast they use it though. Hope that helps, Brad.
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Let your tank run down to almost empty, add the BG 44K and then fill up the tank. Works great.
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We had used up to 6 gallon on the induction. If you have 15 gallons stuff, suggestion is dividing to 3 batches.You might figure out whether it is executable.
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Yes, you can. But it isn't easy. Either rinse the heck out of it (you will be rinsing away quite a few minerals as well, so be aware of that), and lower it in a scoop at a time. Or nearly empty the tank, putting the fish etc. In a bucket. Add product in where you want it, replanting as necessary, then refill. The first is easier, the second better, though difficult with larger tanks.
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Probably 3 gallons to start. I run it about 16 hours a day and it needs a gallon a day.
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You can put liquid in the tank up to the top of the stainless steel rim. That is about 15 or 16 oz.
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If you let the reserve tank actually drain, it takes about 2 hours to fill again. The only time we drain, is when the filters are changed.
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Probably everyone is different. Our now considerable experience is "the bucket" needs to be filled about 2 1/2 times. That's using the 7 gallon "bucket" from home colonics.
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Depends on how much water you put into the tank. If you fill to the max, it is about 5 minutes more or less where you will start getting steam to start or resume your project.
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I used the whole bottle per the direction that say " for new tank set up use entire bottle." I was kind of surprised by this but my tank was perfect and it's 15 gallons.
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Pull the water holding tank off the unit, remove the cap on the bottom of the tank and fill with water. It is not a top-filling unit.
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I just put it in bucket a NS squeezed red portion and pumped it out. It can siphon if there is a difference in levels.
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The fillable tank is 3 gallons I believe, that will empty into the basin in approx 15 minutes and can then be refilled, so 6 gallons total.
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Raise water container until you get flow (assuming the pipe and drippers are not clogged)
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System has auto off when water level is low. Best way is to refill before each usage. Tank is large and should last all night.
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I use a mini siphon and a bucket. Make sure you don't drain all the water. Then add clean water. I add my water conditioner in the bucket before adding it to the tank. Depending on what fish you have and how many will depend on how often you need to do water changes.
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Manually fill canister with water. Pump the heck out of it. Add more water thru tubes. I found advice from red eared slider turtle owners Facebook page.