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I found those black ones were no good Tom. The metal ones from AE are alot better, but still dont offer a great deal of fine control. I've looked into 'proper' needle valves for hydraulic purposes from companies like Camozzi but havent found one suitable yet. I'd like to have an accurate low...
Hi
I have one of these in my big tank - I've been running it for about a month now. It diffuses very well, with only a fine mist visible in the tank ( akin to the UP inline diffusers ) and doesn't noticeably reduce the flow. That said it is within the tank, hidden behind stems and thats the...
Hi Amanda
I just got some of these last week. They do stand on their own, but are not very stable as they are so tall and narrow (82cm x 14cm). I bought a couple of straps from B&Q which I screwed to the wall so that they cant fall over :D
Tony
Another vote for the UP from me :). I just fitted 2 on my optiwhite and the difference is amazing - a fine mist of micro bubbles all round the tank ( helped by koralias following the flow of the lily pipes). Much better than the aqua medic 1000, or the glass intank diffuser I was using.
Tony
Sorry to hear of your troubles with the solenoid, but pleased you're getting some money back. I've never heard of exploding solenoids - does this happen much ?
It got me thinking that having my FE set up alongside my tank might not be a good plan - could the force of the exploding 'bit'...
Hi Lee
I'm going through exactly the same thing, but am adjusting the bubble rate, and the time the CO2 switches on to try to get the DC green when the lights come on, but not to get too yellow as the day goes on. I'm switching the CO2 on 15mins earlier each day and seeing when it gets to...
Hi Nick
AE do a Y splitter for CO2 (mine should be arriving today ! :D ). You'll need a non return valve at each tank too.
http://www.aquaessentials.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=1254
Tony
I've had problems with water siphoning back past "non-return" valves - they were cheapies from the LFS though. Replaced them with the brass ones from AE and all works fine now:
http://www.aquaessentials.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=1607
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