Reef chilli spoon?

[Script_Kitty]

A couple of questions about reef chilli:

Can the spoon be burried in the bottom of the container? They do a great job of packing in the chilli, and dont want to take it all out searching for the spoon if its not there.

Second: what size is the spoon? Trying to figure out how much to put in a 35 gallon, but without the spoon size......

Last: can putting to much in raise alkalinity?
Not sure if my spike is from too much chili, or switching to triton. Thought i had the dose dailed in, but after starting to feed, the alcalinity started going way up.

 

[LetItReef]

A couple of questions about reef chilli:

Can the spoon be burried in the bottom of the container? They do a great job of packing in the chilli, and dont want to take it all out searching for the spoon if its not there.

Second: what size is the spoon? Trying to figure out how much to put in a 35 gallon, but without the spoon

I remember when I purchased Reef Chilli the spoon was buried - but able to see the part of it. I spilled some of it to get it out
I think the spoon size is similar to a spoon from the test kits.

 

[mystersyster]

Mine didn't come with a spoon lol. I jumped the entire thing out looking for it.

 

[Script_Kitty]

Thanks, I digged a bit for it, but no luck, they really pack the package full.

The test kit spoon is a great idea. Thanks.

 

[Maggie321]

So,,, when I needed a small spoon for my reef roids I used a plastic pipette and cut it like so... get rid of the blue part and use the (far right) tip of the bulb as a spoon and the stem (with the measure marks) as the handle. I've been using it for months and it works great. I don't know how much I'm scooping, but anymore I'm a skimpy feeder. Especially when I target feed.

Ps. I got a pack of these from a craft store for a few bucks. And I use them so much! Makes all my testing easier!

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

So,,, when I needed a small spoon for my reef roids I used a plastic pipette and cut it like so... get rid of the blue part and use the (far right) tip of the bulb as a spoon and the stem (with the measure marks) as the handle. I've been using it for months and it works great. I don't know how much I'm scooping, but anymore I'm a skimpy feeder. Especially when I target feed.

Ps. I got a pack of these from a craft store for a few bucks. And I use them so much! Makes all my testing easier!

Now that's a million dollar idea. LOL

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