Claire
Member
Hi there,
Been trying to find out a bit about these oxydators as they seem like a good way to increase water o2 without gassing off co2. This appeals to me as I have a shrimp tank that I can't gas too high at the moment as they are sensitive to low o2.
The thing is, I can't find a lot of info regarding what you need for it. I have found them here:
Söchting Oxydator - Seahorse Breeder
But there are many different kinds of solutions and catalysts along with it and I'm not really sure what I'd need to get for it as there seems to be nothing eluding to this in the product description.
I also read somewhere about using h2o2 from the chemist for it instead of their own solutions but not really sure how that would work either.
Just if someone could explain a bit, then that would be ideal!
Cheers,
Claire
Been trying to find out a bit about these oxydators as they seem like a good way to increase water o2 without gassing off co2. This appeals to me as I have a shrimp tank that I can't gas too high at the moment as they are sensitive to low o2.
The thing is, I can't find a lot of info regarding what you need for it. I have found them here:
Söchting Oxydator - Seahorse Breeder
But there are many different kinds of solutions and catalysts along with it and I'm not really sure what I'd need to get for it as there seems to be nothing eluding to this in the product description.
I also read somewhere about using h2o2 from the chemist for it instead of their own solutions but not really sure how that would work either.
Just if someone could explain a bit, then that would be ideal!
Cheers,
Claire