BioBase - overdose, underdose or not dose at all?

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BioBase is the only supplement I still dose by hand every day which is tedious. I really want to dose it automatically as well but my pump is only good for fractions of 0.1ml. Currently I need to dose 0.36ml though. So my question is basically: If I wanted to dose it automatically (especially when I am not home for days) I would either have to overdose or underdose now. Or don't dose it as all which for consistency reasons I would rather not consider. Are there any recommendations? I am leaning towards underdosing at the moment but I also don't know what BioBase actually is ingredients-wise. Is there more information other than "there seems to be vinegar in it"? I mean what is in biobase? Is it just vinegar? Are there aminos in it? Any more trace elements? N/P/C?. Did somebody ever analyse it? Yeah it says "organic" but so is Mycotoxin and I hope it's not in there ‍♂️

It would be also nice to know if Triton plans on creating a form of BioBase that can be dosed automatically. A dilution of 1/5 (core 7 / biobase) would be better than the 1/50 it is now.
 

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You’ll get a better response from Triton here; https://www.triton.de/en/contact
For my tank I think I have to stop using RowaPhos because it doesn’t make sense to use a phosphate remover and add BioBase ULNS. My tank matured enough that the Po4 and No3 are too low.
 

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Oh I don't use any phosphate remover at all since my N and P is usually either perfect or just slightly too low. I still don't want to resort to BB ULNS since I want the carbon source that is supposedly in BB. Thanks for the attached document. Still they have nothing about BB contents in it. Or I just never found it in there.
 

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