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![]() Thanks Doug!
Mitch - sorry, the "rocks" in this case being zeolites. The zeovit system is so named since you put these zeolites in a reactor and I guess they're porous and thus create new surface area for the dosed bacteria to colonize (I'm sure some settles on the regular substrata as well). The instructions tell you to change it out every 6 to 8 weeks or thereabouts. http://www.jlaquatics.com/product/zv...-+1+Litre.html I don't think Prodibio makes use of zeolites but I believe both the UltraFauna and Brightwell systems do.
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![]() Hi Tony,
Yeah, I know Zeo uses the rocks, I was just wondering if you had considered using Prodibio instead of Zeo because Prodibio uses no rocks. I haven't heard too much regarding the water clarity and Prodibio though. I am considering using Prodibio for my new setup.
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![]() Hey Tony,
I have a few bags of zeo rocks, good deal if you want them. let me know.
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![]() ![]() ![]() To bad butterfly's really do eat everything, there have been a few I've seen over the years that have been tempting but I'm glad I didn't risk one since they tend to eat any and all corals.
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![]() Well sounds like I've had my first disaster here.
Have been running a red slime problem and it had been getting steadily worse and worse. Got to the point that I decided to do a red slime treatment although I really was hesitant to do so on account that I hate doing them, I hate how the skimmer goes berserk for a week and all that goes with it. Well, 2 days post treatment and it seems that all my clams are dead. Got a panicked phone call from home but I'm stuck between an emergency at work and an emergency at home. Although I suppose at this point it's no longer an emergency but rather grim cleanup waiting for me when I get home. I hate this hobby, I hate what it does to me. Never seen a cyano treatment actually take out clams before. I wonder what else I will end up losing.
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![]() Aw no Tony. That's terrible! I know how much you love your clams. I feel your pain.
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