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I stopped zeovit system nearly completely in February. For some time I have added some left over zeo products. At present there are only live rocks, the sand the amount of which I'm gradually reducing, a skimmer and reactor with NP-reducing BioPellets. In my opinion zeovit is only for the most advanced aquarists. It teaches us more discipline and diligence. Thanks to zeo I fully realized the importance of bacteria in a system. Health and colour of corals depends on many aspects. One of the most important ones for me is low NO3 and PO4 levels and adequate feeding of corals. It might seem that these are contradictory, but it doesn't have to be so if you find a filtration system that works for your tank. Krzysztof |
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I began with 1 liter of NP BP. Recently I've added one Australian Anthias (Latus Serranocirrhiu) and 10 of Anthias evansi (Mirolabrichthys evansi), so I increased the quantity of new formula NP BP to 1,5 l. New fish are quite photogenic, look at them: Krzysztof |
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06/06/2010, 10:30 AM | #29 |
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Thank you, Tobes and NexDog.
Yes, I use the DIY 2-part recipe and it works for my tank very well. Mg level is rather stable and it is adjusted from time to time. Krzysztof |
06/06/2010, 10:36 AM | #30 |
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Rodrigo BG, fraggle Rocks and MeuserReef, you words are very nice. Thank you, guys.
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Sorry, I forgot to list my clam. Krzysztof |
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Congratulations Krzysztof, a well deserved TOTM.
A real pleasure looking at your wonderful reef, keep up the good work |
06/06/2010, 11:05 AM | #34 |
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-congratulations Krzysztof with your well deserved totm June
You are a true inspiration for new ones like me. greetingzz tntneon
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Do you dose bacteria daily or weekly or just let it be relying on the biopellets and the natural bacteria present in the tank? Have you noticed obvious and direct results from adding AA or iodine. I dont mean to interrogate you but its obvious your doing something, or alot of things right
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It's hard to say whether AA is responsible for enhancing coloration, but it might be so. Except for Tropic Marin essential trace elements that contains also a bit of iodine, I don't use any another kind of iodine. Krzysztof |
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06/06/2010, 12:37 PM | #40 |
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NP reducing bio-pellets
It wasn't very long ago that I started to hear about NP reducing pellets, and I'm excited to research further and perhaps try it in one of my tanks after seeing the success of your tank.
Any advice for NP newb? PS Amazing colors, selection of fish, and tank. It's very obvious that you've poured your heart into this hobby. Thank you for your contributions to this community. Cheers!
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Amazing tank! And congratulations!! I love the crystal clear water. And all of the colors are amazing! I hope my aquarium can be that beautiful someday!
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Krzysztof-
Congratulations on receiving TOTM! Well done on a lovely reef. Two questions for you: Do you know what species your large blue stag is? When you removed your DSB, was there any reason that you decided to leave the 4-5cm of sandbed instead of reducing it to just a couple cm? Or are you still in the process of reducing the depth?
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Hi Krzysztof,
Would love to have your FTS in high resolution. Can you share it? Thanks.
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06/06/2010, 06:38 PM | #44 |
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Wow, 10 Evansi. Would love to hear how they are doing. They don't have a great track record.
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06/06/2010, 06:59 PM | #45 |
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Beautiful tank. The whole thing looks amazing. One of my favorite TOTMs.
+1 - What kind of blue stag is that? |
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Beautiful tank, congrats!!
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06/06/2010, 08:53 PM | #47 |
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Piekny tank Krzysztof, powodzenia
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Congrats, I too would like to see a FTS in higher res, if at all possible.
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Absolutely amazing!!
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bulb combo? do i have to be the first to ask! lol stunning!
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