Zeovit users

kwirky · #1 08-25-2008, 02:47 AM

I think the big difference is average surface area. I believe smaller zeolytes have a larger surface area making contact with the water. It's like having more zeorocks maybe? I think a better questions is what role does rock size play in all this? Because I think they're the same damned rocks only size makes a difference. Ammonia rocks have been around forever, it's just the organic carbon dosing companies that figured out what else they can be used for.

christyf5 · #2 08-25-2008, 02:55 AM

I figured as much, I just didn't want to "waste" (ie sit around and collect dust) the FM zeolites that I have here. I've added a couple zeo products to my ultralith setup (coral vitalizer and coral snow) and I must say they've done more for my tank in the first week or two than the previous 5 months of ultralith so I was looking to maybe get into the full zeo line.

Tom R · #3 08-25-2008, 03:17 AM

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Originally Posted by christyf5

I've added a couple zeo products to my ultralith setup (coral vitalizer and coral snow) and I must say they've done more for my tank in the first week or two than the previous 5 months of ultralith so I was looking to maybe get into the full zeo line.

Hi Christy

I have been using both of those products with the same response. I love the results of Coral Snow, it makes my water glisten. I use 8 ml once a week.

Tom R

surgeonfish · #4 08-25-2008, 04:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Tom R

Hi Christy

I have been using both of those products with the same response. I love the results of Coral Snow, it makes my water glisten. I use 8 ml once a week.

Tom R

Tom
You use coral snow only once a week? I just started adding coral snow to my ZEOvit system, but use 10 ml (1ml Coral Snow per 25gallons) daily.

surgeonfish · #5 08-25-2008, 04:13 AM

Christy
Try substituting the Ultralith zeolite rocks into your ZEOvit reactor and see if you notice any difference?
Shane

christyf5 · #6 08-25-2008, 04:27 AM

Hey Shane,

I don't use a reactor, I find it works better/same running it passively in the sump in a cherry tomato bag

Currently I'm already running the Ultralith rocks with the ultralith system. Or did you mean use the Zeo rocks with the ultralith system to see if there was a difference?

I was using 4ml of coral snow daily in 100gal of water for the first week, then I decided to use it every second day. I read on zeovit that it was recommended 0.025ml/25gal 3x a week which is way less.

surgeonfish · #7 08-25-2008, 04:41 AM

Christy
Sorry my mistake. I assumed you were running a ZEOvit system and had some Ultralith zeolite rocks collecting dust.
Maybe someone else has tried using Ultralith zeolite rocks with the ZEOvit sytem or the ZEOvit rocks with the Ultralith system?
Shane

Tom R · #8 08-25-2008, 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by christyf5

Hey Shane,

I was using 4ml of coral snow daily in 100gal of water for the first week, then I decided to use it every second day. I read on zeovit that it was recommended 0.025ml/25gal 3x a week which is way less.

Hi Christy

I have tried a number of diffent dosages and I am have great results with much smaller dosages than what was recommended by ZEOvit. My system is about 525G and my dosage levels are:

ZEOvit Supplements Added

ZEObak: 8 drops every 4 days

ZEOfood: 4 drops every 4 days

ZEOstart2: 0.5ml twice a day

Amino Acids: 6 drops daily

Pohl�s Coral Vitalizer: 8 drops daily

Potassium Iodide Fluoride: 2 drops daily

ZEOvit Coral Snow: 8 ml every 7 days

ZEOspur2: 5 ml every 10 days