Peter C
Fish Crazy
Just been thinking then, once it's all set up how would the co2 actually be released from the fire extinguisher as they work on a trigger / handle system
Just been thinking then, once it's all set up how would the co2 actually be released from the fire extinguisher as they work on a trigger / handle system
I'd advise you to get one, they normally attached to the glass and indicate how much CO2 is dissolved into the water. Important for making sure your not suffocating your fish and also keeping the CO2 from fluctuating. The only downside to them is they normally have a 2 hour delay so the result showing is from 2 hours ago but its not to hard to compensate for.Do I need a drop checker? What does it do / how does it work?
This is a brilliant thread, thanks for all of this info!
Can anyone tell me what size FE to get and how long it would last me? I've got a 180L tank, sorry if this is a stupid question I've not quite got my head around it all yet
Man, the more I look into it the more questions I have lol - sorry!
What are the benefits of a ceramic vs glass diffuser thingy?
I am seeing pre-assembled kits for up to 150L for not much more than the price to put a kit together myself - could these be used in a 180L? When you factor in displacement...I imagine it just means you'd get through the canisters pretty fast
I am quite lazy by nature ya see
I'd go for ceramic/plastic as I've got through 4 glass difusers, they break so easily especially when trying to taking the tubing off. I'm currently using one a little like this one and its excellent. It's called an atomizer rather than a diffuser. Dunno what the technical difference is but it works brilliantlyYeah I prefer the look of glass to be sure, but have read about them breaking