Zeovit Guide

[Gouldian]

Dear reefers,

Herewith is the Zeovit guide written by our member Copperband (Omar) for your necessary retention.

Omar is an accomplished reefer who has dabble in Zeovit since the introduction in Singapore and his success has been witness by the many who have visited his tank. He also have proven in his own way that reefing can be done without burning a huge hole in our pocket.

MASS would like to take this opportunity to thank Omar for painstakingly compiling the Zeovit guide and making it easier for us to understand.

ZEOvit.pdf

[RockyBoy]

Nice job Omar... our SPS guru...

[Guest]

Wow.. Written in a very "Singaporean" way indeed ..

[zorden]

Thanks Omar.

[TayHongSiang]

What about Balling method vs Zeovit?

I read in Practical Fish Keeping Oct issue, balling method gives reefer a better control over the ca, mg, kh and etc...

wehreas zeovit gives sps / corals in general much better colours.

[Copperband]

Balling is a method of elemental supplementation (CA,KH,MAG)for the sole purpose of growth/health.... its something like what a calcium reactor will do whereas ZEOvit is basically a complete system by which we have the added benefit of being able to "tune" the coral colouration to our liking.

So to compare them both is like comparing honeydew and watermelons.... Why i choose this 2 fruits.... Because they both are from the melon family...Like ZEOvit and Balling... Both is used for the benefit of the SPS its just that one has extra benefits.

Its true that balling gives better control over those 3 elements because thats what they are designed to do... whereas ZEOvit is mainly used to tweak colouration and they do not have any supplement solely for those 3 elements.(CA,KH,MAG). However ZEOvit does have a product to put in the calcium reactor(aragonite).

Hope this helps...I am in no way reprsenting ZEOvit of balling method.... Just an passerby very singaporean opinion.

[badsector]

download link gone. anyone can re-share?

[Singapore Reef Club]

Here is another one Zeovit Guide

 

 

Edited September 29, 2015 by Singapore Reef Club