Hi everyone,
I’ve been reefing for several years with moderate success. My career has caused me to move often but I’ve been stable for the last 6 yrs and have had my 110 gallon mixed reef set up the entire time (except when it leaked and I had to get a replacement.) A few months ago I noticed some of my corals, both SPS and LPS started losing color and stopped growing. Some completely died off. My water parameters weren’t pristine but they never really have been so I wasn’t sure exactly what was going on. Thought maybe my lights were getting old so I purchased a hybrid set up but also decided to switch to the ZEOVIT system as I’ve been fighting nutrients basically my entire time in the hobby. I’m sure I will have multiple questions but to get me started:
-I know I have to disconnect my carbon. I assume I should disconnect my GFO as well?
-I have zeoback, zeofood, zeostart, zeospur and flatworm stop. Where do I go to find out the dosing amount and schedule for them?
Any start up advice/guidance you have is appreciated. Thanks.
I’ve been reefing for several years with moderate success. My career has caused me to move often but I’ve been stable for the last 6 yrs and have had my 110 gallon mixed reef set up the entire time (except when it leaked and I had to get a replacement.) A few months ago I noticed some of my corals, both SPS and LPS started losing color and stopped growing. Some completely died off. My water parameters weren’t pristine but they never really have been so I wasn’t sure exactly what was going on. Thought maybe my lights were getting old so I purchased a hybrid set up but also decided to switch to the ZEOVIT system as I’ve been fighting nutrients basically my entire time in the hobby. I’m sure I will have multiple questions but to get me started:
-I know I have to disconnect my carbon. I assume I should disconnect my GFO as well?
-I have zeoback, zeofood, zeostart, zeospur and flatworm stop. Where do I go to find out the dosing amount and schedule for them?
Any start up advice/guidance you have is appreciated. Thanks.
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