Looking for feedback from zeovit coral system users . I run a simple Berlin method and recently performed a Triton testing to find that I lack a little bit of potassium, iodine, manganese , vanadium , zinc , nickel and molybdenum.
Hence looking at zeovit coral system to provide these elements .
Any coral system users and their review on the product and its impact to colors on acropora ?
If your looking to get good blues and purples it comes more from your lights then said additive. I have proven in my tank gallary that using only start 3 with t5 lighting and good water change schedual can produce good coloration. My leds produced some success but in the end I was not happy with growth.
I use 6 blue plus bulbs with 2 coral plus white tubes.
Metal halides is even better but costs a whole lot more.
Triton offers indivdual chemicals for each thing depleted which is much more usefull
Thanks Bugger for the reply.Well I run 2x250 watts radium bulbs over my 30 in x 30 in x 18 in - 70 gallon sps tank.
I did check with Triton but their each element bottle cost is so muh more that its difficult to buy.
Am trying to figure out dosage of the coral system A,B,C and D. The bottles say 5 ml for every 100 liters of tank water. But that seems a little vague as my trace elements consumption will depend on the amount of corals I have, sps frags vs colonies.
Thus, want to know if anyone has used it and how did they dose ?
I have no experience with the product but usually the manufacturers recommendation is for a medium to full stocked system so 50% might be a good start in your situation.
Any Zeovit coral system users
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