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g8wayg8r · 11-29-2006, 05:31 AM

Is this the general idea?

Get a ketchup bottle with the witch-hat cap; drill a small hole in the bottom; fill it with your solution; invert it where the tip of bottle is in a stream from your spray bar; low pressure sucks out small amounts of your solution continuously. If it is, you could alway get a bottle with and rubber tube that has a nipple on the end (like the needle used to fill basketballs, etc). That could give you more flexabiltiy in mounting location.

11-29-2006, 05:31 AM	#7 (permalink)
g8wayg8r Planted Tank Enthusiast (View User Tanks) PTrader: (0) Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: St Charles, MO Posts: 516	Is this the general idea? Get a ketchup bottle with the witch-hat cap; drill a small hole in the bottom; fill it with your solution; invert it where the tip of bottle is in a stream from your spray bar; low pressure sucks out small amounts of your solution continuously. If it is, you could alway get a bottle with and rubber tube that has a nipple on the end (like the needle used to fill basketballs, etc). That could give you more flexabiltiy in mounting location. __________________ Andrew, Eheim Club Member #24 This message is always under construction: 75-gallon tank; 2, Eheim 2026 filters; Tek Light with 4, 54W T5s (6000K) ; Sand on top of 4:1 sand:clay mixture; Milwaukee CO2 controller; PlantGuild vortex CO2 reactor; pH = 6.6, kH=70mg/l, GH=120mg/l; EI; Flourish excel on 50% weekly water change: AGA Member.