OMG, that looks hideous - that thing messes up the look of your whole tank. Do a search for 'Submersible Pump with a CO2 Reactor Diffuser' - I bought one of the diffusers shown in that video - works a treat! I put an extra bit of sponge at the bottom of mine to prevent bubbles ever getting out. I get 100% absorption - no hazy bubble messing up my tank and looks a bit neater ;-)
1) plants don't need that much C02 at all.. water changes and some iron is often enough. Fish produce CO2, and plants at night produce CO2 as well, wich can be consumed by the same plants during the day.
2) fish are less healthy with higher CO2 concentrations in water ; it even can cause CO2 intoxication.
@TheBSideDJ And in a good planted tank you have to add co2, a lot of plants cant live without it being added, find the good "even" between the two and it works out great.
@asalamalecom the bubbles can cause problems with your filter impeller and motor, i would just stick in under your return line and it will do a pretty good job.
@asalamalecom i recomend to you no put The CO2 under the intake sometimes the gas inside the canister filter can remove the water inside and the filter run dry and burn it
@asalamalecom i recomend to you no put The CO2 under the intake sometimes the gas inside the canister filter can remove the water inside and the filter run dry and burn it
Sorry about that I've got turrets! Erm I have a ceramic diffuser underneath my fluval 205 intake pipe, will the co2 diffuse into the water completely when inside the filter??
co2 is 100 percent dissolved in that water bottle and the sponge keeps the bubbles from escaping...co2 eventually leaves with the output water mixing the whole tank with co2...atleast i think thats how it works :P
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OMG, that looks hideous - that thing messes up the look of your whole tank. Do a search for 'Submersible Pump with a CO2 Reactor Diffuser' - I bought one of the diffusers shown in that video - works a treat! I put an extra bit of sponge at the bottom of mine to prevent bubbles ever getting out. I get 100% absorption - no hazy bubble messing up my tank and looks a bit neater ;-)
BigBadBurrow 20 hours ago
so ? Some facts :
1) plants don't need that much C02 at all.. water changes and some iron is often enough. Fish produce CO2, and plants at night produce CO2 as well, wich can be consumed by the same plants during the day.
2) fish are less healthy with higher CO2 concentrations in water ; it even can cause CO2 intoxication.
TheBSideDJ 2 weeks ago
@TheBSideDJ And in a good planted tank you have to add co2, a lot of plants cant live without it being added, find the good "even" between the two and it works out great.
Nomimasubiru420 1 week ago
Nie do końca rozumiem ja to działa... Znajdę gdzieś tutorial jak to zbudować? :D
arachneowiec 1 month ago
MUUUUTTTE
yuhamkoha 4 months ago 3
No offense but the plants are covered in algae and look unhealthy. I know it this is old, hopefully they are still alive.
BusaFalconer 7 months ago
Hey dude if I put my diy co2 ceramic diffuser under my fluval 205 intake pipe will all the co2 get into the water??
asalamalecom 9 months ago
@asalamalecom the bubbles can cause problems with your filter impeller and motor, i would just stick in under your return line and it will do a pretty good job.
Bjorn37 6 months ago
@asalamalecom i recomend to you no put The CO2 under the intake sometimes the gas inside the canister filter can remove the water inside and the filter run dry and burn it
juanjesuschong 5 months ago
@asalamalecom i recomend to you no put The CO2 under the intake sometimes the gas inside the canister filter can remove the water inside and the filter run dry and burn it
juanjesuschong 5 months ago
Traaaf
asalamalecom 9 months ago
Sorry about that I've got turrets! Erm I have a ceramic diffuser underneath my fluval 205 intake pipe, will the co2 diffuse into the water completely when inside the filter??
asalamalecom 9 months ago
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asalamalecom 9 months ago
co2 is 100 percent dissolved in that water bottle and the sponge keeps the bubbles from escaping...co2 eventually leaves with the output water mixing the whole tank with co2...atleast i think thats how it works :P
aheartlessfish 1 year ago
So that's the output of your filter and the water eventually gets into the aquarium through that sponge at the bottom non?
michaelpaoli1 1 year ago