I haven't tried it, but dolomite contains both calcium and magnesium in a 1:1 ratio. Geologically speaking, dolomite is generally a more stable mineral than calcite/aragonite/vaterite (all 3 are calcium carbonate, something called polymorphs.) This means that likely less will dissolve in your reactor per proportion of other reactor media. Maybe the 1:10 ratio evens the playing field, or it may just be that that is how fast Mg is consumed in the tank. Not sure on that one. Like chadfarmer said above, if your salt isn't up to snuff on Mg levels, you'll have to supplement it to prevent a sudden drop in Mg levels during water changes, and then the reactor should keep up. I'm tagging along on this too because I'm interested in hearing how well it works.