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Here look you can get a kit for 10 pounds off eBay now but look I found a cheaper way for you check this out
Two caps 99p each free postage some good tubing say 1.49p for say enough to do the setting up with I could half this to around 5 pounds your get the same kit as this
I could even tell...
Valid point I did mine on a diy still am as was new to co2 I don't have any fish in so no worries to OD but I will def be looking to update so I agree hold off if u don't need it yet if you can lose 20 then that's fine
Mate honestly your on a nano tank right? It's up to you what you want to do but if your looking for a cheaper start up for now trust me this will be ok you can cut your lost if it don't work out for you for the 20 pounds than a few Hun maybe but up to you.
That soda bottle 17 pounds to fill then your need the adapter etc before your up and running I mean same for the welding kit I have looked my self don't get me wrong the diy for a smaller tank even my 120 some people prob done it on bigger the co2 can run 24 7 for cheaper. Where gas runs out...
Yeah I used this before I used the kit too a lot better than making your own no leaks. It's really good as it auto feeds the acid to the b carb but not sure what you mean by controllable? I believe it or not went back to the yeast i personally found the acid to be more of a risk I knocked the...
Yeah I used this before I used the kit too a lot better than making your own no leaks. It's really good as it auto feeds the acid to the b carb but not sure what you mean by controllable? I believe it or not went back to the yeast i personally found the acid to be more of a risk I knocked the...
No don't waste your money honestly that's a lot for that you could spend that 40 and get it all than just the kit your be able to get it for half that price honest eBay type in search diy co2 you might even get a kit for a tenner on bid don't rush shop about.
Look I rem using a diy kit on my first tank before the Bucks starting rolling in on both yeast and b carb citric acid for as little as £20 setup have a look about on eBay 1kg of b carb and citric acid around 3-4 pounds.
hygrophila pinnatifida leafs are melting not mega but where doing well now not so. Have a good source of c02 as well as light and the odd fertiliser by seachem. The other plants (carpet) has taken off very well I don't have any fish etc in the tank but do give the tank a 25% water change at...
Hi all i have just noticed a blob of green alage in my tank im asuming its due to me having my my light on too long around 12hrs + i know i happen to put on and come home late having them on too long what is the time my lights should be on for at max? is it 8-6hrs? thanks in advnace
Update: i changed my diffuser to one that make a hell lot of tiny fine bubbles that now cover the hole tank the drop tester too 4dkh working fine all at good levels and much better thanks for all your help people.
I mean diffuser it's only a cheap one bubble count I noticed if I turn the co2 up to say 5 counts sec it will blow huge bubbles I believe them to be smaller like a fine mist it should be better ?
i read the info I have my flow at good rate yep plants flows moving co2 around tank in a circle and is under water flow it was the drop checker I brought I though would be that solution that's where I got confused this one said to add to use tank water and is a different colour but I will get...
Oh this stuff I got it's orange in colour you use your fish tank water you add a few drops it Gos dark green you pop it in tank and it should go a ligh green to be good or yellow if to much
Ok it dose appear to be changing but very slow at doing so so that's fine. The other thing is I'm told co2 will lower ph? So off the tap mine is high range 7.4 from tank it's on low rang of 6.4. Of course the dropper will tell you if it's too much etc it just worries me although there is c02...
Should I be worried that my dropper is showing no co2 info after putting it in the tank I'm assuming it will and can take a few hours to give some reading? Thanks in advance Ray
Hi all I have a co2 diffuser but it's not a matter of just putting in in the tank and turning it on surly or is it I want to know is there an art for my plants to get the co2 for example getting the bubbles around the hole tank on the plants or is it really just put it where it will look nice...
Hi I'm a newbie looking for some advice where to begin. I have the substrate ready filter looking to use dragon stone but it's the plants how do I get it right first time I not got a clue. Are them 1-2 grow plants my best bet? Would like to achieve like this as in the pics added thanks in advance
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