Zeovit users unite!!

[Delphinus]

Originally Posted by support@proline

same with the rest I believe given the right envoirnment there is no such thing as ugly coral.

Couldn't have said it better myself.

I have to say that those pictures are worth about a thousand .. no forget that .. a billion words. Wow, wow, wow. I think I've just been convinced.

[support@proline]

Tony
I just noticed your fine print signature there
Man I couldn't stop laughing .
howman times have you flooded the basement so far bud?

[KrazyKuch]

Does anyone know werre you can get the Zeovit Additictives in the edmonton area???Or were I can order them?

[support@proline]

Hi Kevin
In alberta Glods ,you can PM or email Albert to see if he will ship to you or you can also get it from Hidden Reef in BC.

[kwirky]

if somone was to start an SPS tank using zeovit/reef-fresh from the get go (after the rock cycled of course), could you then theoretically add your coral much earlier than if you were to not use zeovit/reef-fresh? Like within the first month? or it just doesn't work in that way.

[support@proline]

Sean
I can't comment on system Reefresh ,it has different components & does not use Zeolites.
However ,if you are starting a tank it make sense to start the zeovit system from day 1 ,it will lower your cycling period by a great deal ,you will see a lot less algae blooms & phases.The Zeolites used for the Zeovit system are specially selected to absorb Ammonia ,that is one of their most important roles ,it will absorb the amonia even before the breakdown process of it starts,so yes you can add your animals alot quicker than if you were not going to start the tank with Zeovit.
In germany many new tanks are set up with Zeovit & reefscaped with Reefceramics & then fully populated with SPS corals withing 6 weeks or so ,I have seen it done many times .
Keep in mind it might be a bit longer with Live rock ,but just to answer your question Yes you can introduce SPS alot quicker

[Delphinus]

What is the daily maintenance or task list like running Zeovit? Or is it weekly stuff?

Or let me put it another way ... how much training do you have to give a person who tanksits for you when you're on, say, a two-week vacation or something? Or can the Zeovit system sorta handle the odd slack period here and there?