Hi Guys,
I am new to this site and a keen aquascaper.
I am just setting up my existing tank to re-aquascape and buying all the required items to do this.
I have purchased a JBL PROFLORA 2 secondhand in good condition with FE bottle and JBL diffuser. My thoughts for the installation of the CO2 in the tank would be to install the diffuser on the side of the Trigon 190 internal filter (by the way all so running external 405 filter) so that the flow from both filters pulls the co2 bubbles into the tank. But after some interesting reading on here the inline atomiser might be a better option. Will the gauge of the JBL proflora 2 which has now been replaced with the m602 I think, be able to cope with the pressure increase required for the inline as people on here have commented on the inline requiring 2 bar pressure to work and the JBL is set to 1-1.5 bar as per the manufacturers instructions. If this is need can I increase the working pressure of my gauge? or do you recommend new gauge.
Many Thanks
Andy
I am new to this site and a keen aquascaper.
I am just setting up my existing tank to re-aquascape and buying all the required items to do this.
I have purchased a JBL PROFLORA 2 secondhand in good condition with FE bottle and JBL diffuser. My thoughts for the installation of the CO2 in the tank would be to install the diffuser on the side of the Trigon 190 internal filter (by the way all so running external 405 filter) so that the flow from both filters pulls the co2 bubbles into the tank. But after some interesting reading on here the inline atomiser might be a better option. Will the gauge of the JBL proflora 2 which has now been replaced with the m602 I think, be able to cope with the pressure increase required for the inline as people on here have commented on the inline requiring 2 bar pressure to work and the JBL is set to 1-1.5 bar as per the manufacturers instructions. If this is need can I increase the working pressure of my gauge? or do you recommend new gauge.
Many Thanks
Andy