I had onset of root rot and here is what I did: Drained system. Cleaned Res and pipes with chlorox. I got a wide bucket and filled it to 3 gallons of cool (65F) RO water with 5ml/Gal H2O2 and Clearex (forgot the dose) and dipped each plant individually in this bucket for 15 minutes each, changing the water out every 3 buckets or so. I than filled the res with Max concentration of ZONE (4ml / gal) Non-RO and ran through 5 normal cycles. Than I dumped the water, to include as much of the residual water remaining in the buckets (raising them). I than filled the res with RO and went 50% nutes for 3 days (with normal dose of Zone, 1ml/Gal )than upped to 100% (EC 2). It worked fine. Maybe I went too gung-ho but it worked. My res temps were 73 or so. The Zone has chlorine in it which is the real killer of the bad-guys and the good guys !! Like you said Dump the Hygrozyme, it's for soil. go 100% chemical in rock. I thought it did wonders for my grow at first but what really was going on is the Zone is keeping the bad guys dead so roots are healthy and multiply.
With the maint level of ZONE, you should be able to tolorate higher res temps. An airstone also can increase the oxygen levels somewhat. I don't use H2O2 because of the Zone, it seems rather redundant for pathogens. H2O2 will increase your DO , but it is short lived. Zone or Clorox will keep the pathogens at bay even in higher temps. The only down side for some is that it is for chem grows only. I never did Co2 but I heard that you want a higher temperature in the room to facilitate co2 uptake. Good luck, I know it's alot of work.
Edit: The reason I dipped individually was so I could complety submerge ALL the rock.