DIY Vs Liquid Vs Pressurized Carbon

[SCORPIO]

I have kept all of these types of carbon sources. Here I am display my experience with all of these. Please show your experience.

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[Kaushik]

Very well written.. every thing in a nutshell.. It will be a handy tool for every members experienced as well as new bees. Thank you Rajivjee for sharing your valuable experiences..

[SCORPIO]

Very well written.. every thing in a nutshell.. It will be a handy tool for every members experienced as well as new bees. Thank you Rajivjee for sharing your valuable experiences..

Thanks Dada, hope it will be useful for our community.

[saikumar]

Sir, you must add one thing. If the water is not soft, liquid carbon will not help much and it ll cause more adverse effects when water is hard and little extra is dosed.DIY CO2 is better in such scenario.

Thank you , hope I am right.

[SCORPIO]

Sir, you must add one thing. If the water is not soft, liquid carbon will not help much and it ll cause more adverse effects when water is hard and little extra is dosed.DIY CO2 is better in such scenario.

Thank you , hope I am right.

Sir Ji, you have added so no requirement.
BTW, thanks for correcting.

[VishaalDalal]

please make this a stickey

[vikas]

perfectly done by guru ji

[vijendra_s123]

To add on to the cost part: pressurized CO2 is cheaper in the long term than DIY even for a small tank, but the initial cost of a pressurized setup is quite high.
Have tried all the three and for me a pressurized setup beats the other two anyday...

[sushant]

To add on to the cost part: pressurized CO2 is cheaper in the long term than DIY even for a small tank, but the initial cost of a pressurized setup is quite high.
Have tried all the three and for me a pressurized setup beats the other two anyday...

this is what i wanted to add

[bobvin]

very informative but very few responses of members.