Setting up ZEOvit System

[Jason McK]

Oh shoot your right. It's coral Vitializer and Bac that is refrigerated. I refrigerate everything. As I have a bar fridge right next to my tank

J

[digital-audiophile]

I'd also add sponge power to the list of good additional products, I really like it myself.

I've thought about using a dosing pump for the Start myself too, in the guide it suggests dosing 4 times daily with this method.

I should look for the thread but on zeovit.com some one had posted an auto flush reactor that would blast water through the zeolites on a timer.

[Delphinus]

Dosing pumps are keeeeewwwl.

Honestly, I don't find Zeo to be any more work really. It just changes the routine a little bit, sure, but it's not like I wasn't already doing something everyday with the tanks. If nothing else, I at least feed the fish everyday, so adding a few drops of this or that into that is not too bad. Pumping the reactor, well, I dunno, maybe I'm weird but I sort of look forward to doing that in the morning and evening..

It's not as good a system as Zeo, but you could alternatively consider Polyp-Laps Reef-Resh system. You can dose it on a weekly basis instead of daily, and there's no reactor. I was running this (still am actually on different tanks) prior to Zeo and it did show some remarkable effects on pulling down NO3.

[digital-audiophile]

I'm like you Tony.. I seem to get a kick out of pumping the reactor and watching the mulm flow out.

[albert_dao]

Originally Posted by digital-audiophile

I'm like you Tony.. I seem to get a kick out of pumping the reactor and watching the mulm flow out.

Most of us like Tony because he's a bundle of mega lovin', Greg. Just thought I'd mention it so that we may avert an awkward situation.

[Delphinus]

LOL... Oh Albert .... I thought we were going to keep that a secret.