Zeovit system

[bigmus]

Any of you guys use the zeovit method or have tried this method? I'm thinking about converting over and would like some insight...

 

[P.Kelly]

I'm interested in starting a tank using zeovit or similar ULN concepts. Tagging along for the ride.

 

[bigmus]

I may order a set up from BRS and see BUT I wonder if the results are as ppl make them seem! I have good coloration and growth now but you know how this hobby is, if they make it we will buy it!

 

[marioensf]

Check on the Zeovit forum lots of good stuff there

 

[DrDNA]

I think BRS TV has some stuff on it as well

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[cflow]

I've done it. Had successful tank and one that ptactically crashed due to dinoflagellates. Zeovit can have awsome results but it's expensive and risky. It's really to achieve low nutrients in a small amount of time which same results can be achieved by small bioload and an older tank. If you do consider zeovit In would recommend a PO4 absorber and the use of a CO2 scrubber. Carbon dosing can decrease pH. I'm currently using Aquaforest. Same method but much cheaper and you don't have to shake the stones. Be careful with zeolites. Fast flow can suck the life out of corals in just a few hours. Aquarium depot carries zeovit products. I'm sure they'd appreciate selling their zeovit stuff. I was one of just a few people buying their products but I've switched to aquaforest.

 

[bigmus]

Awesome feedback! I do run a low nutrient system now, same methods I've done since I got in the hobby back in 99, weekly water changes, heavy skimming.. very few fish large cleaning crew but I do have a heavy hand when it comes to feeding, I feed multiple times a day mix of food.. I dont add any supplements (at the moment)