Ok Guys
I have been reading with a lot of interest a few other topics on UKAPS, particularly good EI discussions and a very prominent role of CO2 and flow/turnover to maintain a good EI magic etc..
In light of that, and in continuation of my question regarding the T-joint splitting of CO2, I have a new question:
Has anyone done a multiple CO2 dosing in a tank? i.e. split the CO2 output from the cylinder right / pressure reducer output and then pass each tube through a separate buble counter and place two separate CO2 dosers (diffusers, ladders, etc etc) at 2 farthest points in the tank? The definition of farthest being such that this way, even with worsening flow (say due to increasing plant load, leaves obstructing the flow etc etc), all areas of the tank are ensured a good CO2 coverage. For larger tanks the number 2 could be similarly expanded.
The total bps is then a sum of individual bps, and perhaps with a flow controller, different areas of the tank could be provided differing amounts of CO2 depending on the plants placements..
Would be nice to know if professional guys do something for LARGE aquascapings etc..
cheers
-niru