AverageWhiteBloke
Member
Just wondering if anyone solely uses Easycarbo or similar products as a quick fix to co2 problems or as their long term solution to adding carbon?
I'm having problems adding co2 mainly due to my tank design being a wet dry filtration and a wasteful co2 diffuser. I'm trying at the moment to modify the filter set up to try and seal it which is very difficult or even considering scrapping it and changing to canister filtration. In the mean time I have bought some easycarbo to prevent co2 related problems and at the small doses recommended I was thinking is there an economical advantage to gas compared to liquid, or are there any problems related to solely using easycarbo?
Interested in what people here do for their co2.
I'm having problems adding co2 mainly due to my tank design being a wet dry filtration and a wasteful co2 diffuser. I'm trying at the moment to modify the filter set up to try and seal it which is very difficult or even considering scrapping it and changing to canister filtration. In the mean time I have bought some easycarbo to prevent co2 related problems and at the small doses recommended I was thinking is there an economical advantage to gas compared to liquid, or are there any problems related to solely using easycarbo?
Interested in what people here do for their co2.