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![]() I think once you look into the cost of the two programs zeo will be more costly.
I run some zeo products in my tank and the zeo products are twice as much I can get. Prodi for $40 big box All the zeo foods are $50+. Per bottle. Give it a shot u may love it Myself though prodi runs me $120 a year The zeo foods prob over $300 a year |
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![]() I used:Sponge Power
Coral Vitalizer Pohls Extra Coral Snow My water was very clear and I had a lot more sponges. I did notice that the day after every dose of Pohls Extra I would get a tiny spot of red cyano show up. I have not used Zeovit for a few years now other than Coral Snow when I remember. Which is maybe 1 or 2 times a month. I think Zeovit products are too expensive for me to use and I'm not a "struggling student". |
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Prodibio biotim + biodigest (15+15 vials box) costs $40 (taking the cost you posted). My tank is 70 gallon (net volume). So basically, I will have to dose the exact same amount that a 100 gallon would dose. Each vial cost $1.3 (excluding TAX). Basically, I will have to dose 4 vials every 15 days (2 + 2) thus, costing me 8 vials every month ($10.6). Afterwards, I will have to reach out to add elements like CV (+$50), CS (+$50), xtra (+$50)....etc.....cost actually starts getting build up. It would be wise to compare prodibio's cost directly to the basic four. 1lt of zeolite = $17. This will go will be enough for 16 weeks/4 months (500lt is needed for my tank). So, this costs $4.25. Zeobac 10ml = $20. For my tank, I will have to dose 3 drops (perhaps) twice per week. Hence 6 drops per week or 24 drops per month. That equals to around 1ml per month. So this bottle will cost me $2/month. Zeofood 50ml = $20. For my tank, I will have to dose 3 drops (perhaps) twice per week. Hence 6 drops per week or 24 drops per month. That equals to around 1ml per month. So this bottle will cost me $0.4/month Zeostart 250ml = $45. For my tank, I will have to dose 0.5ml daily. Thus 15ml monthly. So this bottle will cost me $2.7/month So, basically, prodibio would cost me $10.6/month for the same result (being optimistic here) that zeovit would do for $9.35/month. Rest of the cost will incur depending on personal ways and views. But basically, to maintain ULNS, that's the cost for my tank. Generally, in zeovit forum, people who run full form of zeovit predicts a cost of $20-25/month on a moderately sized tank. So, extrapolating that results in a maximum of $300/year. I am sure that will go up with prodibio if you follow the same dosing regime as with complete zeovit system. Like Albert said, I am also reading this for the first time that those 3 didn't work, esp coral snow. Don't really know....
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Fish 2 yellow tangs 2 clowns flame hawkfish diamond goby royal gamma Corals -mixed reef Not really interested why it didn't work I was just sharing my experience
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![]() * Well, my job here is done. Carry on... lol
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![]() Zeovit-Stick to the system and it works. Great colours, good polyp extension.
Me-laziness and it works. Decent colours (just not pastel), good growth and polyp extension. Basically to each his own. I did zeo for over 2 years and I weaned my system off of it and sold my reactor. Not cause it didn't work, simply cause of laziness. Some corals look better with zeo, others don't. Can't please every single coral with one system. My tank still looks great and I've got corals that I can't remove due to size. If have to break the coral to remove it due to my glass braces and size of the coral. |
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~Tony |
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![]() Well you are already here so...yah!
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![]() Well got my reactor from fishstreet
![]() Ordered on 21st Oct. Shipped on 22nd Oct. Reached Calgary post office on 28th Oct. Picked up on 29th Oct. It was very fast considering it was shipped from China. Here's the reactor after taking it out from the box: ![]() Packing was extremely good with little to no chance of any damage I would say. Now about the quality, I am not particularly sure how the quality is standing alongside the vertex but its all PVC and I am happy with the build. It doesn't come with any pump so I got myself an ehime 80gph variable pump to go with it. And consumes only 5w while for refugium, I would have to use atleast 10w of light so reactor would put any sort of spike in the bill. So, a very well made pump with a reactor made out of PVC, I don't think I can complain ![]() One of the thing that should be noted is fish-street advertises it as 1.5ltr capacity but actually it can hold 1ltr. Maybe they use a different zeolite to measure or something, not sure. But I will be using only about 700ml so I am good with it. Oh, the reactor itself was around $70 and shipping was around $40. All in all, I paid around $111 shipped. I will be setting it up tomorrow after I do a 10 gallon WC since I need to remove the rocks from the refugium and clean up the sump floor. My zeovit journey starts tomorrow ![]()
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