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[Miami Reef]

@Hemmdog

Thank you very much for sharing your experience with the zeovit reactor. :)

I already have the reactor, but it’s too tall for my sump area, so changing out and refilling the stones will be a big hassle. In my opinion, making tasks sustainable and easy to accomplish will result in people doing them. :)

I am willing to play it out and see how it works. If I don’t like the results, I will consider a DIY reactor.

 

[Miami Reef]

Small update.

Still going low nutrients.

The only small update is that I won’t use Zeovit to achieve my goals. The only reason I wanted to go zeovit is because I thought that the ticket to preventing dinos was to use them, which is not true IMO.

Tomorrow is my birthday. :)

 

[Sean Clark]

Waiting... waiting... waiting... deep breath... waiting...

 

[Miami Reef]

Waiting... waiting... waiting... deep breath... waiting...

What does this mean? You gotta be blunt with me because I can’t read between the lines.

 

[Sean Clark]

What does this mean? You gotta be blunt with me because I can’t read between the lines.

I already need to wait until midnight. No need to torture me.

 

[Miami Reef]

lol

 

[blaxsun]

Isn't the whole ultra-low nutrient thing dead on arrival these days?

 

[HomebroodExotics]

Isn't the whole ultra-low nutrient thing dead on arrival these days?

How come?

 

[Miami Reef]

Isn't the whole ultra-low nutrient thing dead on arrival these days?

I suppose it’s out of the trend, but I like ULN. I am not trying to make my tank fit into the latest fad. :)

 

[Miami Reef]

Just look at this tank: A Reef In The Sky:

This is EXACTLY the aesthetic I am seeking.
@Roberto Denadai is another PHENOMENAL example of a tank I would like to replicate.

I’m pretty set on what I am trying to achieve. :)

 

[Petcrazyson]

@SunnyX has a very similar style in terms of the scape and rock/structure style

 

[Miami Reef]

@SunnyX has a very similar style in terms of the scape and rock/structure style

His tank is also one I am inspired by. :)

 

[Petcrazyson]

His tank is also one I am inspired by. :)

Same here!

 

[Hemmdog]

Just look at this tank: A Reef In The Sky:

This is EXACTLY the aesthetic I am seeking.
@Roberto Denadai is another PHENOMENAL example of a tank I would like to replicate.

I’m pretty set on what I am trying to achieve. :)

Have you checked out all of @ycnibrc ’s build thread? His tank was incredible before the power outage. It’s still incredible but it was out of this world. https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/aaa-dragon-360g-zeovit-staghorn-dominate-reef.274960/page-24

 

[blaxsun]

How come?

I think it's really hard to maintain (I know it is for me, anyway), and running ULN kind of removes any buffer from things bottoming out and leasing to other issues.

 

[blaxsun]

I suppose it’s out of the trend, but I like ULN. I am not trying to make my tank fit into the latest fad. :)

I thought ULN was the trend for the longest while, but regardless - best of luck!

 

[thatmanMIKEson]

ULN vs LN is pretty different also.

 

[Sean Clark]

 

[Miami Reef]

@Hemmdog

I wanted to tell you that I got the zeovit reactor to work perfectly for my needs. I replaced the default pump (too strong) to a Sicce 1.0 and I drilled a hole in the PVC to make sure the reactor would be held in place to be shaken.

Now I can confidently say I’m using full zeovit! :)

Edit: Here’s the zeovit reactor and the acro update.

 

[Hemmdog]

@Hemmdog

I wanted to tell you that I got the zeovit reactor to work perfectly for my needs. I replaced the default pump (too strong) to a Sicce 1.0 and I drilled a hole in the PVC to make sure the reactor would be held in place to be shaken.

Now I can confidently say I’m using full zeovit! :)

Edit: Here’s the zeovit reactor and the acro update.

Very nice!! Well done!