Aquarium DIY CO2 Drop Checker
Uploader Comments (Ardell769)
All Comments (24)
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The way this thing works, is by having water at a known kh without any ph buffers you can figure out how much co2 is dissolved in the water, by monitoring the ph of the water. so if you have a kh of 4 and a ph between 6.6 and 6.9 you know that you have a co2 between 32 and 16 ppm, in other words as long as the liquid is green your plants will be happy. I prefer to use a kh of 8 in my test solution. I hope this helps. OK VIDEO could be better.
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Edit!! Two minutes to make a hole? I saw a video on building an airplane from scratch that didn't take this long.
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Do you just put the same ammount of drops from the pH test kit?
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I really could not understand what this was all about due to lack of narration or any text provided.
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Awesome DIY!
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Are those containers ok for an aquarium? The plastic isn't bad? Have you have and problems?
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how does it work? i do not understand how can it show the co2 level in the water.
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I took a few ideas off of your video to make one myself. Until i get myself a smaller bottle.
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this video is awesome! i'd love for you to make it part of the videos at AquariaSpot,com so all the other members could benefit from it. Great DIY!
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Thats cool like "ph therometer" hehe thats REALLY COOL!
what is this for? Im very experienced in marine tanks but Im unsure of what this does?
levigressett 4 years ago
It's to measure the amount CO2 dissolved in water for plants. It's only really useful if you're purposly injecting CO2 into your tank water.
Ardell769 4 years ago