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  • ready to start zeo,basic 4 all i need?

    now that i'm maintaining my Mg levels around 1200 i think i'm ready to start zeo. all parameters on point. i will not be using a zeo reactor of any kind. no room at all. i will be using either in a part of my sump or in micron sock under overflow. what would be best? this is one of my main concerns since i know u should start slow w/ zeo and i cannot control flow in sump. any advice???
    also is the zeo basic 4 all i need to get started? i think i will just continue using the black diamond carbon. works great, i get it for free, well trade frags for store stuff. anyway let me know. any suggestions or advice pertaining to me using zeo in sump would be appreciated. thanks
    92 corner SPS BB, 2X250W Phoenix 14K/PFO dual HQI ballast, 2X95W URI actinic VHO/Ice-Cap 430, Euro-reef CS6-2, Iwaki 30RXT return, 4XTUNZE 6000 on MC,22g sump,135lb Fiji branch/Marshall Is. LR/ tank up 4/16/03

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    The basic 4 are all you need to get started with the ZEO system. I think a micron sock would work best out of the two. Just remember to take it slow as you will have no controll as to how much flow you have going through the ZEOliths. Black Diomond is a good grade carbon in my opinion. You should be fine with that. Also make sure you keep your other params. inline with natural sea water.
    Dustin

    "Water is the driving force of all nature"
    Leonardo da Vinci

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    • #3
      Hi DMK, the zeolites in a bag in either place will be fine--just be sure to knead the stones once or twice a day. If you wish, Madison[OUinLa] fashions an external zeo-filter for a reasonable price, which will enable the method to be even better in bringing up coral colors/growthBob
      "There might be something to this ZEOvit"

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      • #4
        dustin when u say take it slow u mean start dosing slowly, right?
        aged salt, what filter are u talking about. i have no room for an in sump or external reactor w/ plumbing. would be nice if i could use some sort of hang on filter to hang off sump. could i use like a regular hang on aquaclear or something or just stick w/ in sock? thanks.
        92 corner SPS BB, 2X250W Phoenix 14K/PFO dual HQI ballast, 2X95W URI actinic VHO/Ice-Cap 430, Euro-reef CS6-2, Iwaki 30RXT return, 4XTUNZE 6000 on MC,22g sump,135lb Fiji branch/Marshall Is. LR/ tank up 4/16/03

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        • #5
          DMK, the filters Bob was talking about have a footprint of 5x5.

          The external reactor has a diamter base of 5.5 and the pump sits off to the side.

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          • #6
            Thnx. Madison. I just ordered a lg. external from Madison for my transitional coral holding tubs.
            DMK, the HOB filter are fine for placing your zeolites. In this case, too much flow around the stones is not a problem. Bob
            "There might be something to this ZEOvit"

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            • #7
              madison,
              how does the external reactor connect to the rest of the system?

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              • #8
                Dear Madison...Do you have Pic of external zeovit reactor?

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                • #9
                  Vince, some good pics are here:

                  http://www.zeovit.com/forums/showthr...ternal+reactor

                  I wish I had gotten this reactor instead of the crappy Grotech.
                  400 gallon reef, Bubble King 300, I~Spin, 2 x 10,000K BLV 400W, 2 x 20,000K Radium 400W, 2 x 6,400K Osram 400W, Schuran Jetstream 1, AquaController Pro

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