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So that you can see it properly and gain the best representation of the colour.

The colour of the reference solution in a drop checker changes due to CO2 changing the PH of the aquarium's water. Easy Carbo or similar doesn't effect the PH so you shouldn't see a change in the DC's colour.

Christ, that sounds optimistic! LOL It depends on how big your tank is and at what rate you are pumping in CO2. That sounds expensive too, i have 2 KGs for £15. A reg can cost about £60 and a diffuser is about £10-£20, airline/CO2 tubing costs less than a fiver and the same applies for a...

Your very welcome, thanks for taking the time to do it for UKaps. This is certainly the kind of info that we are trying to get out there. Great work.

That is fantastic Clive, a perfect insight into the complicated world of aquatic related chemistry. When I started out this would have and still is invaluable. On behalf of everyone here a huge thanks for taking the time to write this great article. This article will soon be viewable on the...

Hi everyone, I'm currently trying to gather some plant related articles to be put up on the website and forum. Its my opinion that everyone has at least one good article in them somewhere. I'll be attempting one on the uses of moss within the aquarium. We have one on Co2 FAQs by George, one on...

Well I stand corrected! Sorry for giving duff advice, i was relaying advice given to me, i took that advice and it seems to have worked fine although there is no point in adding things if they are not needed. I'll not use it next time. :wink: :wink:

Crackin tutorial Sam. I could have done with this when i set up mine for the first time. I know lots of people are gonna find this very useful. May i also advise that you use some PTF tape on the thread of the fire extinguisher where the regulator would be seated, it just ensures a really good...

What a cracking artical! Fantastic job James. :D