I know people are on both sides of the fence with this method. I am starting a bigger tank and have gotten intrigued with this method. I was wondering the amount of people on this thread who use this method? If you did did you stop? Or did you notice an increase in colors and growth? It all sounds good and I understand the application, I would like first hand responses.
Do you use Zeovit?
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majesticangelfish
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YGPM 
The System has helped me to lower my PO4/NO3, leading to better colour/growth. It works for me, and I'm happy.
The System has helped me to lower my PO4/NO3, leading to better colour/growth. It works for me, and I'm happy.
I USED ZEOVIT FOR 9 MONTH IS NICE THE FIRSTS MONTH BUT WHEN YOUR NUTRIENTS ARE DEPLETED BECOME THE PROBLEM YOU NEDD TO EXPENSE LOT OF MONEY BUY C VITALIZER ANINOACIDS THEM THE CORAL BECOME WEKER AND GROW VERY SLOW I PLANING TO DO HIBRID WITH ZEOVIT AND OTHER SISTEM I USED ZEOSTAR WHEN THE PHOSPHATOS ARE HIGH WHEN DAWN STOP THE USED USED ZEOLOTES BUT HALF OF THE DOSES RECOMENDED AND USED THE SUPLEMENT BUT NEVER DAWN THE PHOSPHATOES TO ZERO BECAUSE THE ANIMAL NEED PHOSFATES TO LIFE AND GROW WHEN DO THAT MY CORAL BEGUIN TO GROW AND MANTAIN THE ZEOVIT COLOR
jackson6745
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KH971 keep in mind that a low nutrient tank with colorful acros can easily be obtained with the right equipment and no zeo.
Ewan
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I've used zeo for about a year now. Curiousity got the better of me.
As far as husbandry goes, I'm extremely diligent, down to small, automated daily waterchanges. I wanted to see if I could improve things in terms of color and polyp extension. I was rather pessimistic getting started. After about 6 months, I was beginning to think that I could probably achieve the same results if I stopped the zeo dosing and removed the reactor from my system. I went without zeo for another 2 months.
After the 2 months, I thought I should probably use up the rest of my zeo supplies, so I put the reactor back online, and began dosing again. I noticed an immediate improvement and a big growth spurt.
There's so many factors to reefkeeping, it's impossible for me to say that the zeo caused that effect, but the bottom line is that to me, it appears to make a difference in my system, and I'll continue to use it. As Jackson6745 mentioned, a low nutrient tank can be achieved through other means, so IMO, zeovit is definately not necessary to have colorful healthy corals.
-E.
As far as husbandry goes, I'm extremely diligent, down to small, automated daily waterchanges. I wanted to see if I could improve things in terms of color and polyp extension. I was rather pessimistic getting started. After about 6 months, I was beginning to think that I could probably achieve the same results if I stopped the zeo dosing and removed the reactor from my system. I went without zeo for another 2 months.
After the 2 months, I thought I should probably use up the rest of my zeo supplies, so I put the reactor back online, and began dosing again. I noticed an immediate improvement and a big growth spurt.
There's so many factors to reefkeeping, it's impossible for me to say that the zeo caused that effect, but the bottom line is that to me, it appears to make a difference in my system, and I'll continue to use it. As Jackson6745 mentioned, a low nutrient tank can be achieved through other means, so IMO, zeovit is definately not necessary to have colorful healthy corals.
-E.
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