Tyree Tri-Zonal Filtration Explained

[JuniorMC8704]

This was cool article I just ran across. Its all about how Tyree does his filtration.

http://www.practicalfishkeeping.co.uk/pfk/pages/show_article.php?article_id=544

 

[oceanparadise1]

thats cool i gotta find this article where a guy have 7 sumps and one of the sumps was full of xenia! he used it bc it eats TONS of nutrients

 

[coral88]

I Just wish there were some pics of the system somewhere. It is way easier for me to understand if I have something to look at.

 

[JGoslee]

I Just wish there were some pics of the system somewhere. It is way easier for me to understand if I have something to look at.

I agree it sounds really neat but I want to see it.

 

[Reef Pets]

I agree it sounds really neat but I want to see it.

I agree as well. Pictures would help me to understand how it works.

 

[Reef Pets]

thats cool i gotta find this article where a guy have 7 sumps and one of the sumps was full of xenia! he used it bc it eats TONS of nutrients

From what I have found, the more nutrients that I take from the tank the fast the SPS grows. But, the growth of zoanthids, palys and other soft coral seem slow down. I know that SPS do well in clean water an zoas/palys in not so clean of water.. My question is, where ia a happy medium? There is now way that I know of to measure the "nutrients" in the water.

 

[oceanparadise1]

i think this is why most people do just an sps tank or everything else

 

[JuniorMC8704]

im pretty sure tyree keeps the actual system design tighty guarded. Kinda like ORA.

tell enough so people can try it, but not enough to perfect it...

 

[reefboy]

I'd like to see it as well see if im close on my system it works well gota get the heat thing fixed before next summer though lol.