if your filter is the one having slit type outlet then you will definitely require another pump for the reactor.juanico wrote:this would require an additional pump, right?SCORPIO wrote:External CO2 reactor will be best for dispense CO2 in the tank.
my internal filter has no connection for a hose.
how to induce CO2 in low water level tank?
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Re: how to induce CO2 in low water level tank?
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Re: how to induce CO2 in low water level tank?
Yes, that old pretty days... surely was effective.juanico wrote: no, i want CO2...so i can avoid the daily routine.
bell is a good idea and works quite well...reminds me about my old bio-co2 days . forgot about it completely.
New age blokes really miss that fun-experimental times.
Pic below- always helped near 100% solubility... only at low BPS though... but that should do for a nano at 1bps /50bpm
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