Zeovit?

[ramsey]

Anyway doing a zeo tank? I'm thinking about it for my Nuvo 38. I'm torn between zeo and biopellets. The biggest problem with zeo is zeolites in an AIO. I'm thinking about just running them in a mesh bag or getting a nano reactor and choking the pump back. The most amazing tanks I've seen run zeovit so I'm really tempted to rig something up. Just wondering if anyone local is doing it and if there's a place to get all the zeo supplements locally.

[1seahorse]

Nope. That that I've seen. Aquacave.com or marinedepot.com would be your best bet. I love their products as well. I don't personally run it on mine.

[LuckySingh]

I hve dne it for years .....on my previous tank did very well bc I had all this free time to deal with it but my current tank Didn't do so well bc of no time ...
Zeovit has a very strict daily dosing regime and its not meant for every one unless u really know what u doing ....
it can really make ur tank look nice in few months or completely opposite .....
Basically the theory is to make corals survive in a ULNS and yet not make em starve by dosing different form of foods not affecting the water quality ....
As I said it has a very strict daily dosing routine ...u really need to hve time for this.
For a small system u don't need a zeo reactor just put em in a filter mesh bag in a passive flow and churn em every day ..

Elegant reef carries all the stuff if not they can order ...I've purchased stuff from them

If I need a reactor I hve two reactors that I can sell

[ramsey]

Yeah, I know there's daily dosing involved. Also, it does sound like a lot of work but it seems like the best thing you can do for an SPS tank. I don't really mind the daily stuff but it might be problematic if I went on vacation or something. Is there anything else as good as Zeo but less time consuming (other than BPs of course)? It seems that most of the TOTM SPS tanks on big sites are zeo so it makes it very tempting!