To zeo or not to zeo

Aquattro · #1 03-24-2009, 04:00 PM

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Originally Posted by digital-audiophile

Now if only you will repent on the NEED for MH all will be well in the world LOL!

Greg, you NEED MH. Its true.

digital-audiophile · #2 03-24-2009, 04:02 PM

LOL, great.. now the guys in the offices beside me are wondering why I burst into laughter!

FlamesFan · #3 03-25-2009, 12:11 AM

There is a real misconception out there that the "ZEOvit system" is an end all, cure all, my tank will be amazing it's going to be so easy now product. Id never recommend ZEO to a noobie or someone who lacks the interest in testing water params religiously.

What people don't realize is how stable your tank must be to even start a full blown zeo regiment. People tend to just listen to the LFS employee and don't research the system for themselves and end up with terrible results (sometimes system crashes) and feel they have wasted their money.

IMHO the ZEOvit system is not a way to "cheat" to get a great tank. It is a way for people to further progress their already great tanks.

wickedfrags · #4 03-25-2009, 12:56 AM

I tend to agree, a way to get the final 10% out of your tank for the more experienced reefkeeper. That being said, the nicest tanks I have ever seen in person have not run zeo.

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Originally Posted by FlamesFan

IMHO the ZEOvit system is not a way to "cheat" to get a great tank. It is a way for people to further progress their already great tanks.

Aquattro · #5 03-25-2009, 01:11 AM

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Originally Posted by wickedfrags.com

I tend to agree, a way to get the final 10% out of your tank for the more experienced reefkeeper. That being said, the nicest tanks I have ever seen in person have not run zeo.

Agreed.