ZEOVit or not to ZEOvit?

[Milad]

Originally Posted by naesco

Carefully turn the used filter sock inside out and you will usually find lots of pods which you can throw back in the sump.

Tip the pie plate so that only the oil slick slowly enters the plate until most of the slick is gone.

i thought pods are really small and you cant see them, was i wrong?

[Zoaelite]

Originally Posted by Milad

i thought pods are really small and you cant see them, was i wrong?

Many species of zoa plankton are microscopic but many others are visible to the naked eye.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copepod

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amphipoda

[Zoaelite]

Originally Posted by naesco

Carefully turn the used filter sock inside out and you will usually find lots of pods which you can throw back in the sump.

Tip the pie plate so that only the oil slick slowly enters the plate until most of the slick is gone.

Why throw em in the sump? I collect them all and them dump them into the main tank for a feeding frenzie .

Unless you are REALLY into reefing I would suggest not using the full zeo system, there is far to much behind it if you don't know what you are doing completely.

As others have said Coral Snow, Sponge Power and Coral Vitalizer are all good products that can be used even without the full system. Nothing beats a fresh filter sock and carbon when it comes to water clarity though.