Tank Setup Help Zeo or?

[NIVLEM09]

Well,so far what i can tell you is that the water clarity is so much better than it was before(not that my water was dirty to begin with)corals are responding well except three,lighting issue.im using TLF reactor for the Zeolites,no sump btw,so had to go that route.so far,so good

[kien]

Originally Posted by NIVLEM09

Well,so far what i can tell you is that the water clarity is so much better than it was before(not that my water was dirty to begin with)corals are responding well except three,lighting issue.im using TLF reactor for the Zeolites,no sump btw,so had to go that route.so far,so good

Interesting. How do you shake the rocks in a TLF reactor? Or did you mod it?

[subman]

Originally Posted by kien

Interesting. How do you shake the rocks in a TLF reactor? Or did you mod it?

Like a martini!

[kien]

Originally Posted by subman

Like a martini!

Well played!

[subman]

Back to the original poster I would look into the prodibio system, as the rsm sump isn't a huge one and adding the zeo reactor will take up some valuable real estate. I'd prefer to run a gfo reactor and the prodibio system on your setup.

Originally Posted by kien

So you don't shake the rocks? Just fluidized them? I don't know if I've ever seen them used like that before. Cool.

You could pick up the entire unit and give it a good shake, would pretty accomplish the same thing. You need to shake it to keep the rocks clean.

[NIVLEM09]

Originally Posted by subman

Like a martini!

it was a fellow Canadian reefer on zeovit who suggested that.i just had to buy a big maxi-jet pump and that is it.

[kien]

Originally Posted by NIVLEM09

it was a fellow Canadian reefer on zeovit who suggested that.i just had to buy a big maxi-jet pump and that is it.

So you don't shake the rocks? Just fluidized them? I don't know if I've ever seen them used like that before. Cool.

[NIVLEM09]

Kien,in a fluidized manner,yes.odd enough,it does work.as the old adage go-there is more than one way to skin a cat