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![]() Hi Oceanic corals.
In regards to support, now I am the distributor the support is constant, 7 days a week, contact me by email any time and you will get fast response, I am aware of issues in the past but that was the past, we are now commiting to our users and proud to assist everyone, no matter what system the support as many use parts of both. The Ultra Lith starter is $99 and comes with 2L of media. If your dosing and calculations are what you are basing your results on cost and tank effectiveness I am not surprised. This is the reason why Ultra Lith is so popular and Cheaper! with Ultra Lith you dont have to dose every day. For example with other system you have to always dose the bio food stuff with fauna you only dose for two weeks, then stop for one week and repeat until you have brought your total media volume up to the correct level, after which you only dose for 2 weeks again when you do a media change, and here is another catch with other systems, you have to replace ALL the media, with Ultra lith you replace only half, so you see you are saving on media and bio immediatly. If you were replacing ALL the media this is basically like starting from scratch again and so your results would never be very comparable. In regards to effectiveness other than this, Fauna employ only natural ways to achieve coral success, and do not adopt fast methods for temporary results, the Fauna system takes time but the results are natural and highly successful. As Claude points out no copper is used in the system only natural ingredients so you are replicating what is achieved on the wild, this does not mean other systems are wrong, just fauna takes the approach of replicating natures own methods. As for ease of dosing this is something that the Ultra Lith system is known for and with the advent of the comparibly cheap GHL dosing system you can automate the whole process. Picture here, info can be found in our forum ![]() Here is the basic dosing schedule for Ultra Lith systems from start up, as you can see it is dead easy to follow and can be fully automated Here is a simple step by step guide mainly based around 400L or 100 gallons of tank water. When calculating your own volume please decrease by 20% to take into account displacement of sand and rocks etc. To start Use 250ml of Ultra Lith per 400L of water as an initial start up Increase by 250ml every two weeks until you have reached 1L capacity per 400L of water After 6 weeks exchange 50% of the Ultra Lith. Repeat this 6 week 50% cycle from now on Clean (shake) the Ultra Lith daily, for best results utilise an Ultra Lith reactor, this makes life so much easier. Initial dosing from start up Dose as follows Ultra Bio Dose 1 drop per 100L of water per day for the first two weeks Week 3 do not dose Repeat after 1 week break Turn skimmer off for 2 hours when dosing. Note after initial set up it is only required to dose as above when changing the Ultra Lith media. Ultra bak and Ultra Min S Dose 3ml per 1000L of water every day of each until nutrients have dropped significantly then reduce dosing to 1ml a day of each. Continued use. Repeat Ultra Bio dosing schedule when replacing media every 6 weeks. Dose Ultra Min S and Ultra Bak 1ml a day per 1000L of water keeping check on your parameters. It is now advisable to be adding trace elements such as Ultra organic this is key to colouration. Dose as instructed on the bottle. You can also use Ultra organic with Ultra Amin to achieve very bright colouration I recommend using Ultra carb L also this is important for removing the yellow tannins from the water. Last edited by Aqua-Digital; 10-08-2008 at 07:47 PM. |
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