My 100g zeo tank

[Ruth]

Oh my goodness - I don't even know what my initial cost was as it was at least a year ago that I initially started to aquire stuff. I did buy a bunch of additives on zeovit from a couple of people that decided they didn't want to do it anymore and that was quite a savings.
I would guess - and I mean guess - that the cost of my buying the stuff that was required to start with the basics was somewhere around $300, including a second hand zeo reactor that was not that good a deal as it broke soon after. I am sure that if you inquire with Paul at Reef Perfections or with Hidden Reef or even Ocean Aquatics (who I believe are going to carry the zeo line) they can probably give you a lot better idea.

[Ruth]

Here are another couple of shots of my corals that turned out OK


A bit better picture of my encrusting monti

[Snappy]

very nice

[robzilla]

very nice shots. be sure to keep us posted with more pics

[muck]

Great to see some more pics Ruth! And another Zeovit tank thread.. Excellent.

I really like the encrusting monti and the pink pocci.

[andsoitgoes]

holy crap - That's a 100g tank, those corals must be HUGE - Can you take a shot so we can get perspective on the actual size of the tank?

I would make a comment about how crazy y'all are spending so much money but, heh, yeah. Won't be doing that

Good work, beauty!!

[albert_dao]

Zeovit doesnt' have more necessary components than the other system, they just have a full product line in addition to the actual Zeovit system.

[Ruth]

Originally Posted by andsoitgoes

holy crap - That's a 100g tank, those corals must be HUGE - Can you take a shot so we can get perspective on the actual size of the tank?

This tank is a cube (30" X 30" X 24") and the 1st picture is a full tank shot.

[Delphinus]

Very nice Ruth!

[OCDP]

Very nice indeed... the monti is sweet.